Back For Another Round: Republican Rob Astorino To Run For New York Governor In 2022
The Republican outlined his plans during a radio interview on Tuesday morning.
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The Republican outlined his plans during a radio interview on Tuesday morning.
Mayor Bill de Blasio's point man on the city's homeless services on Monday defended the agency's work trying to get vulnerable people off the streets.
The calls were allegedly made in early March as Cuomo faced calls to resign over the sexual harassment allegations.
The mayor says the city has already added about 600 officers underground, but the MTA says it needs about 1,500 more.
MTA conductor Gerard Sykes' face is bandaged and he's in the ICU. Transit leaders say the off-duty worker could have been blinded after being slashed multiple times on the J train.
Lawmakers say they plan to introduce amendments, including giving employers 30 days to fix any issues that arise.
The teams are trying to help build on the 58% of eligible New Yorkers who have already received a vaccine shot.
The stage is set for Broadway's return following more than a year in the dark due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Now, Department of Correction officials must provide a voter registration form as former prisoners leave facilities.
The legacy of Christopher Columbus has drawn scrutiny in recent years. New York City Public Schools just wiped his name from the holiday calendar.
During the pandemic, service has been shut down from 2 a.m. to 4 a.m. for crews to clean the subway system.
Wednesday, May 19. That's the day Gov. Andrew Cuomo says capacity restrictions for most types of businesses will be lifted in the state.
Also in May, hair salons, barbershops and other personal care services will go up to 75%.
As CBS2's Andrea Grymes reported, it is important to note this is the mayor's goal, and not 100% set in stone.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Thursday he wants as many young people ages 16 to 25 to get vaccinated as possible.
The full data on nursing home deaths wasn't released until late January of this year.
New York officials announced state-run vaccination sites will resume administering the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine after federal health officials lifted the pause.
The move comes as demand for COVID shots is softening nationwide. About 3 million people are getting vaccinated daily - an 11% decrease in the seven-day average.
One picture may be worth a thousand words, but one is easily worth a thousands tweets -- de Blasio talking to a garbage bin, from the correct, socially distanced six feet, of course.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo made the announcement Wednesday.
Chauvin on Tuesday afternoon was found guilty of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter.
Recent media reports have raised concerns about staff members who helped Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo with his book, "American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic," released last fall.
The bills would apply to all public servants who hold state, local and municipal positions - not just elected officials. It comes as more New Yorkers say they believe Gov. Cuomo committed sexual harassment.
A new poll shows Cuomo's favorability rating is heading downward.
The bill requires internet providers to offer qualified households a monthly plan for $15.
