Kathy Hochul: “My job is to calm things down.”

This is state law now. There's the ability to, it's called involuntary commitment not to an institution, but to a health care facility that has to evaluate over a certain period of time.

New York won’t be calling it that.

New Yorkers want protection. There's a lot of anxiety. Companies want certainty. We'll give them both.

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