Kathy Hochul

New York will always be the epicenter of innovation. We have had more technology companies lease long term space in New York City than ever in history.

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

The far West Side of Manhattan has a storied history as a vibrant, inclusive community, and this proposal will carry that legacy forward by building for a more affordable future.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

New York will lead the way in creating the strongest standards in the nation for data center development, ensuring that when companies succeed because of New York, New Yorkers succeed too.

Whoever owns AI owns the future. I stand by that.

When you do well and you benefit from the talent, the land and the energy of New York, we expect you to do good for our communities.

No one can accuse New York of fearing innovation.

New York will require data centers to either produce their own energy or pay a premium to tap into our grid.

Clubhouses provide a safe environment where New Yorkers grappling with mental health challenges can voluntarily get support from people who have experienced and navigated them firsthand.

Protecting the health and safety of New Yorkers is my highest priority, and I will not allow any bureaucratic delays to compromise it.

I am writing on behalf of frustrated Western New Yorkers to insist that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) immediately deploy additional resources, staff, and dedicated analytical support to accelerate the Niagara and Erie…

As data center development threatens to hike up utility bills, deplete our natural resources, and create uncertainty for New Yorkers, it’s my responsibility to take action and lead.

Data centers threaten to hike up utility bills, deplete our natural resources, and create uncertainty for New Yorkers.

The bottom line is progress shouldn't arrive with a higher utility bill, deleted water supply or noise pollution. So we have no choice but to address these challenges created by these massive facilities.

I demand your department provide that transparency.

New Yorkers, like all Americans, deserve honest answers about what their federal government is doing in their communities.

This unbridled aggression against law-abiding New Yorkers must stop.

Your administration is detaining neighbors and coworkers, separating families, and secretly building the infrastructure to detain even more people.

But they didn’t hear about them from your administration. They learned from press reports and procurement records uncovered after the fact.

Governor Hochul’s 'Let Them Build' agenda will speed up housing and infrastructure development while lowering costs through a series of landmark reforms.