One of the key pillars of my administration has been to reduce costs for New York’s businesses and with over $1.7 billion in savings for employers and policyholders, we are making life more affordable for everyone.

We cannot leave these young people behind.

This reduction is going to be monumental in helping New York’s employers operate and grow their businesses while ensuring their workers have access to the benefits they need.

Because New York is the kind of state that wants to not just be first, but be the first to get it right. So what we do here will certainly be a model for other states.

We understand the power of AI, but I don't want our young people to feel that this innovation is leaving them behind. They have to be part of it.

With smoke from Canadian wildfires again impacting air quality throughout our state, we’re urging New Yorkers to be air quality aware to stay safe this week.

We continue to coordinate with local counties to monitor conditions and distribute masks to help protect vulnerable populations.

This overreach is just un-American. This is not who we are as Americans to take someone — a father in Houston, Texas, and murder him.

I challenge them to come up with this solution or there will be a backlash against them.

I'm saying bring your own power, contribute more, give more to the community and you shouldn't be getting tax breaks…

We will always cooperate with law enforcement when someone has committed a crime when there's a court order, a warrant for an arrest.

I encourage all New Yorkers to stay informed about the latest updates and take the necessary precautions to protect yourselves, your neighbors, and your loved ones.