Nassau County needs affordable housing opportunities that are close to transit, jobs, and essential services, and that provide long-term stability for individuals and families.

Our public employees are unparalleled, and together, we have made great strides in rebuilding the state and local workforce during my administration, but our work is still not finished.

As we prepare to immortalize this Knicks team in the Canyon of Heroes tomorrow, it is fitting that we preserve this iconic subway entrance into next season to keep the celebrations going.

Juneteenth is a powerful reminder of how far our nation has come and how much work still remains.

The subway and the Knicks are two of New York’s most cherished institutions and now, fans headed to the Garden to see the reigning champions will receive an orange and blue welcome to every game.

For too many families, homeownership is out of reach, which is why I created the MOVE-IN NY program.

New York is investing billions in water infrastructure because protecting public health and supporting local communities go hand-in-hand.

New York cannot afford another Sandy – that’s why my administration continues to make historic investments in climate resiliency and infrastructure projects to prepare for future weather events.

These investments will help municipalities modernize aging systems and deliver the clean, reliable and affordable water that New Yorkers expect and deserve.

I am proud to deliver $28.5 million for Suffolk County to replace seawalls and dams and restore critical roadways.

When Superstorm Sandy hit our shores, it upended the lives, homes, and businesses of millions of Long Islanders.

“This is how we start chipping away at a real challenge that has been there and forgotten for so long. In fact, we've invested over $2 billion in housing here in Brooklyn alone. 11,000 units here in Brooklyn alone since I've been Governor…