We cannot risk this event when we are so close to the finish line.

This is bureaucratic failure at its worst: eleventh-hour unexplained delays from the Trump administration risk years of progress to repair the Rhinecliff train station – right as this sorely needed upgrade was set to begin construction.

The Southern Tier is charging ahead, and we’re just getting started.

Trump promised to lower costs, but instead he’s raising costs.

This kind of uncertainty is particularly damaging for an event of this scale.

Weakening the public workforce doesn’t make it more efficient, it makes it harder for the people who rely on it most to get the help they need.

I will always fight to give New York’s rural communities the resources they need to address health care needs.

Today, we don’t just cut a ribbon; we open a door for so many in Cortland that should have been here long ago to ensure they do not fight mental health challenges alone.

New Yorkers want lower costs, not a gold-plated ballroom.

For nearly a decade, families and athletes from across the country have come to Seneca Falls for the beloved ‘Right to Run’ celebration, but now that tradition is under threat because of new, senseless Trump bureaucracy.

9/11 survivors are dying of cancer, fighting to breathe, and Trump is ripping away their care to staff ICE.

I promised I wouldn’t stop fighting until they got every penny they needed to build the mental health facility Cortland deserves.

This staggering waste of taxpayer dollars does nothing to help Americans afford groceries, gas prices, healthcare, housing, or their electricity bills.

Silence in this moment is not neutrality — it is complicity.

IBM is bringing the Capital Region to the next frontier of quantum computing! This new multi-billion-dollar quantum fab at Albany NanoTech further shows how the Capital Region is becoming the center of the most advanced technology in the…

New Yorkers – already struggling under rising gas prices, inflation, and higher costs from tariffs – are stuck footing the bill for Trump’s reckless war in Iran.

Pausing this critical project, without warning or explanation, is a slap in the face to our Hudson Valley community.

The Schenectady VA provides care to more than 1,500 veterans in the Capital Region who have served our country, and the decision to close this facility will have devastating consequences.