New York's COVID State Of Emergency Set To Expire Thursday
Among the rules expiring: The ability to get alcoholic beverages to go from restaurants and bars.
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Among the rules expiring: The ability to get alcoholic beverages to go from restaurants and bars.
The SLEEP Act outlaws certain modifications that make mufflers louder than the manufacturer intended and would increase the fines for illegally modified mufflers and exhaust systems from $150 to $1,000.
The $242 million project will house New York's first museum dedicated to Civil Rights and provide 170 units of affordable housing.
Fireworks illuminated the sky over 10 locations statewide, reawakening the City that Never Sleeps from a long nap.
"It's our way of saying thank you all across the state," Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.
Cuomo said fireworks displays will be held across the state Tuesday night to celebrate the health care heroes and other essential workers on the frontlines of the pandemic.
Those who are unvaccinated are most at risk and already make up a vast majority of new infections and hospitalizations.
The latest numbers show about 68.6% of adults have gotten at least one shot.
None of the finger pointing can change the reality that the city has so far failed to stem the tide of gun violence. Shootings are up 68% so far this year.
New York City's public schools will continue its mandatory mask policy.
The governor says more than 45,000 New Yorkers between ages 12-17 got their first shots after the state announced its free scholarship raffle.
Ignoring the cloud of scandal hanging over his head, Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday put another feather in his transit construction cap.
The state will raffle 50 full tuition, room and board scholarships to SUNY or CUNY schools to those who get their first dose at a state-run site through July 7.
Teens between 12 and 17 years old who choose to get vaccinated will have a chance to win one of 50 full tuitions to any public college or university, including room and board.
Bars and restaurants say selling booze to go has boosted cash flow during the pandemic anywhere from 15% to 40%.
The mob allegedly kicked Borgen, beat him with crutches and pepper sprayed him.
Chris Cuomo responded to a story in the Washington Post claiming he joined a series of conference calls with the governor's staff.
Officials hope big bucks will help lure more people to get their shot.
At least three firms have been brought on board to represent Cuomo and his aides in probes by the state Assembly, Attorney General Letitia James and the U.S. Attorney.
Andrew Giuliani says he thinks this is the right time for change in the state.
Masks will still be required for everyone in certain settings, like schools, nursing homes and public transportation.
The governor's office released his tax returns, which detail earnings from a memoir that was written during the coronavirus pandemic.
The latest edition of the Tribeca Film Festival opens June 9 at the new park at Pier 76.
The new stops will reduce the current 75-minute commute from Co-Op City to Penn Station to just 25 minutes.
Several women, including former aide Charlotte Bennett, have accused the governor of sexual harassment, but the governor has denied any wrongdoing.
