The COVID19 pandemic has been rough on many businesses for a whole year. Dave and Buster‘s video and arcade chain have had enough. They are taking Governor Cuomo to court over the closures.
Today Governor Andrew Cuomo gave his weekly COVID-19 briefing and he announced that more vaccination sites will be opening, with the help of the federal government.
Healthcare workers and the elderly were in the first group of individuals who qualified for the vaccination, now New York is moving forward to expand category 1B.
New York residents continue to be vaccinated and the next category will begin this week. The governor has announced that individuals in the 1B category may begin scheduling appointments for the vaccination this week
Recently Governor Cuomo signed a bill into legislation that would prohibit the display and the sale of hate symbols on all State properties. The new law became effective immediately. Opponents say the law is unconstitutional.
Governor Andrew Cuomo says he knows about one incident where a person is trying to jump to the front of the COVID-19 vaccine line, and he says he’s not going to tolerate it.
On Sunday Governor Cuomo disputed the thought that the virus cannot be controlled. He said, “The White House believes the US cannot control this pandemic, but New York flattened the curve
New York state is no different than any other state, we must be prepared for the upcoming vaccination and Governor Cuomo has made an announcement for his draft plan.
Even with the executive order, landlords are still moving forward with the eviction process and serving notices of eviction to tenants. The notices give tenants two weeks to contest the case or be evicted.
It’s been estimated that 92,000 New Yorkers were homeless before the COVID-19 crisis began, now homelessness has the potential of ballooning. Back in March, the government stopped all foreclosures and evictions nationwide. The suspension expired at the end of July, and Governor Cuomo…
The National Rifle Association took Governor Cuomo to court over his coronavirus restrictions, and the judge in the Northern District of New York threw the case out. On March 20, 2020 Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order declaring that gun stores were non-essential...
There was some confusion that New Yorkers would face the same fate at the beginning of this month, but a new law passed in June stopped renters from being evicted.
If you’re not able to pay your rent, you are certainly not alone. Americans all over the country are having a difficult time making ends meet, and eviction is a looming possibility if the government doesn’t act soon. Today is the last day for str…
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that New York State has seen a slight increase in coronavirus cases. He is calling out bar owners, restaurant owners, and New Yorkers in their 20s for the increasing trend.
Governor Andrew Cuomo has been seen on televisions all over the nation as New York’s leader during the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout the pandemic, he talked about using data and metrics to determine the different phases of New York’s reopening plans...
Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order that would make Juneteenth a paid holiday for state workers. In addition, Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan signed an executive order declaring Juneteenth a holiday in the city of Albany.