New York's transit system safely and reliably moves millions every day, and we are ready to shine on the world stage.
Kathy Hochul
The Public Record
Kathy Hochul is the 57th Governor of New York, having assumed office on August 24, 2021. She is the first female governor of the state. Prior to her governorship, Hochul served as the Lieutenant Governor of New York from January 1, 2015, until she became governor. Throughout her political career, she has focused on issues such as economic development, women's rights, and public safety.
As the highway construction season begins, New York State is investing in its roads to ensure a reliable ride for motorists.
No city is better prepared than New York. No city knows how to handle crowds, extra riders, intercept criminals, online threats, and we will keep — no city is better prepared to keep its trains and buses running on time.
Our judicial system works best when we have talented, qualified jurists on the bench.
As Republicans across the country redraw maps to shield themselves from accountability, it’s more important than ever that New Yorkers have a voice in the process.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation that bars masked US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from operating in the state and restricts federal immigration enforcement at certain sensitive locations like schools and…
I want to keep working to make sure that all of us are joined together to make sure that New York State is a place that everybody can afford, that every family can thrive here.
I'm proud to announce that East Williamsburg has been selected to be our newest winner of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative.
To make New York more affordable, we need to attack the housing crisis from every angle and create strong, livable communities that provide individuals and families the stability they need to thrive.
From Buffalo to Brentwood, every kid should have the opportunity to have fun, play and stay active. That’s why my ‘Get Offline, Get Outside’ initiative makes it a priority to give communities the resources they need to make it happen.
We fought and we got it done because what we had to do is secure $6 million in funding in this year's budget.
This agreement with the United University Professions is good for both the hard-working faculty and professionals of SUNY and for the taxpayers of New York State.





