Kathy Hochul

The terrorist attacks on September 11 forever reshaped our city and state, and every year on the anniversary New Yorkers feel the weight of unimaginable tragedy and honor the lives lost.

Release the $87 million you owe us. Because if you don’t release the counterterrorism funding, you’re betraying every family that lost someone on 9/11.

Don’t undermine our public safety efforts. Don’t defund the police who thwart terror attacks. Don’t play political games with people’s lives.

Renaming the lake was deflecting from the real needs of Americans.

I urge the president to mend relationships with Canada so our farmers and our consumers and our families do not continue suffering from this inane war over tariffs.

My state would not be calling it Lake America.

New York won’t be calling it that.

Because we need local cops hunting down criminals, not kindergartners. Breaking up drug rings, not breaking up families. Arresting gun runners, not grandmas.

And to those suing us, those trying to block the implementation of this law who’ve tried before and failed, our law has already been upheld by the courts, but if you try me again, I say, bring it on.

No county executive should think that they are above the law in the state of New York.

Needlessly picking fights with our allies and raising prices here at home. That’s Trump’s economic policy in a nutshell.

That appears to me on its face to be a violation of civil rights to cause that kind of physical harm to an individual regardless of what the offense may be.

Earlier this year, amid a rise in political violence and threats against public officials, we took steps to strengthen security at the State Capitol and across state government.

I'm grateful to the FBI for leading this investigation and to the New York State Police for their work to apprehend this dangerous individual.

Today, the U.S. Department of Justice and FBI announced the arrest of an individual who allegedly plotted an attack on the New York State Capitol. I'm grateful to the FBI for leading this investigation and to the New York State Police for…

This termination is a reckless and inhumane act.

We need to pause and assess the implications of these data centers on our energy future.

Jewish New Yorkers have every right to worship openly, proudly, and without fear.

We stand firm in our belief that masked agents do not make New York safer and our offices are reviewing all legal options at this time.

The Supreme Court has made it clear that this administration cannot ignore the law to impose sweeping tariffs.

President Trump’s illegal tariffs are nothing more than a tax on hardworking families, driving up the cost of groceries, household essentials, building materials, and countless everyday goods that New Yorkers rely on.

President Trump's illegal tariffs are nothing more than a tax on hardworking families.

Anyone who tries to tear that apart will be met with the full force of the law.

The fear in the Jewish community is real. Every New Yorker deserves to feel safe in their neighborhood, regardless of their faith or identity.