Governor Kathy Hochul

Hochul Plans To Take Bite Out Of Shark Attacks In New York
Hochul Plans To Take Bite Out Of Shark Attacks In New York
Hochul Plans To Take Bite Out Of Shark Attacks In New York
Last summer, for about a three week period on New York's south shore beaches, ocean swimmers were on shark alert. Six victims were bitten during that time period in rather shallow water, on the white sands of Long Island. This year, New York's Governor Kathy Hochul says that the state parks are ready to take on the monsters of the deep.
U.S. Navy Honors Veterans Enshrined In Cooperstown
U.S. Navy Honors Veterans Enshrined In Cooperstown
U.S. Navy Honors Veterans Enshrined In Cooperstown
It's one thing to be so good at baseball, that the player is enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY. It's another thing, when that same player faced the challenge of serving in the United States military during wartime. The U.S. Navy decided those players were special.
Gov. Hochul Losses Appear To Pile As NYS Budget Deal Gets Closer
Gov. Hochul Losses Appear To Pile As NYS Budget Deal Gets Closer
Gov. Hochul Losses Appear To Pile As NYS Budget Deal Gets Closer
After being elected in November, navigating her own Democratic party has not been easy for Governor Kathy Hochul. After suffering an embarrassing loss, when the Senate rejected Justice Hector LaSalle as New York's chief judge, the governor was forced to pivot to a more liberal Justice Rowan D. Wilson, for a quick win.
Poll: What Do New Yorkers Think About The Gov's Job Performance?
Poll: What Do New Yorkers Think About The Gov's Job Performance?
Poll: What Do New Yorkers Think About The Gov's Job Performance?
In November, Kathy Hochul became the first woman elected governor in New York State history. Hochul has weathered the storm, after taking office in the middle of Andrew Cumomo's tumultuous last term. The 57th governor of the Empire State delivered her State of the State address last week. So, what do Hochul's constituents think of the governor's job performance? A new Siena Poll has the answer.
New York Passes Eligible Tax Break For Crucial Volunteer Corp
New York Passes Eligible Tax Break For Crucial Volunteer Corp
New York Passes Eligible Tax Break For Crucial Volunteer Corp
There are nearly 100,000 volunteer firefighters in New York State. According to the Firefighters Association of the State of New York, those volunteers provide service hours that save the citizens of the Empire State over $3.8 billion per year. It's difficult to quantify what those volunteers really saved those that they have served. Then there are the volunteer Ambulance & EMS workers, jobs so stressful their numbers are tumbling each year. In December, Governor Kathy Hochul signed a bill introduced by Democratic Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski and state Sen. Elijah Reichlin-Melnick that may be a way of keeping those volunteers.
New York Condo & Co-Op Tax Bill Nixed By Gov. Hochul
New York Condo & Co-Op Tax Bill Nixed By Gov. Hochul
New York Condo & Co-Op Tax Bill Nixed By Gov. Hochul
In many counties in New York State, condominiums and co-ops are taxed at a lesser rate than single-family homes. The tax break has been a big reason that condos have been a popular retirement choice in the Empire State. New York City and Nassau County have separate assessment laws due to overall population. Some, now former, state legislators proposed a bill that would change that tax advantage for new condo and co-op owners in the rest of New York State. The governor, enjoying her first elected-inauguration days ago, did not agree with the proposed tax.
Did Buffalo Bills Players Break Laws During State Of Emergency?
Did Buffalo Bills Players Break Laws During State Of Emergency?
Did Buffalo Bills Players Break Laws During State Of Emergency?
With the city of Buffalo in the midst of a deadly blizzard and a governor declared state of emergency, including a complete travel ban, the Buffalo Bills players were videoed driving out of the team parking lot on Christmas day after their bus arrived from Rochester and according to one official. All of this was without permission.
13 Granted Clemency By Gov. Hochul & The NY Woman That Wasn't
13 Granted Clemency By Gov. Hochul & The NY Woman That Wasn't
13 Granted Clemency By Gov. Hochul & The NY Woman That Wasn't
Last week, in the midst of the holiday season, New York's Governor, Kathy Hochul granted clemency to 13 individuals that exhibited remorse, demonstrated the effects of their rehabilitation, and have displayed a commitment to improving themselves and their communities. Among the 13 grantees are two prisoners that are currently serving sentences for murder and a woman that is a domestic violence survivor, in prison for manslaughter for the death of her abuser. Another woman convicted of the same crime was absent from the list.
Gov. Hochul Vetoes Seaweed Bill To Help New York Oyster Farms
Gov. Hochul Vetoes Seaweed Bill To Help New York Oyster Farms
Gov. Hochul Vetoes Seaweed Bill To Help New York Oyster Farms
Oysters are delicacy enjoyed by people around the world. Whether it's on raw on the half-shell with some lemon, fried to perfection with Old Bay seasoning or sautéed over pasta with wine and garlic. Oyster farming is nearly a $70 million agriculture industry in New York State. The tasty mollusks also happen to be environmental dynamos. Currently, tens of millions of the shellfish, not to be consumed by humans, are being used as a natural filter for the polluted waters off of New York City. However, an expansion of a project that has shown to increase the growth of consumable oysters in New York waters has been shelved by Governor Kathy Hochul.

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