Governor Andrew Cuomo

Andrew Cuomo resigned as Governor of New York in 2021, but considered running to reclaim the office in 2022. This is the reason he chose not to.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has one final thing that he thinks New York should adopt moving forward.

Governor Cuomo urges private businesses in New York State to do this.

Cheers! Bar and restaurant curfews will soon be no more in New York State. We can also say goodbye to those suggested 'dancing zones' at weddings, proms or other catered events.

Concerts can soon return to a New York stage near you.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has given clearance for High Risk High School sports to begin as early as February 1st. High School players and coaches of Basketball, wrestling, hockey, volleyball, football and lacrosse may finally get to compete here in New York. As long as local health departments approve Cuomo and the New York State Department of Health will allow practice to begin as early as February 1st.

New Yorkers could face what Governor Andrew Cuomo calls a 'dramatic tax increase' to cover the financial gap created by COVID-19 if Washington doesn't provide financial aid.

Looking for somewhere to donate to help families in New York State? Governor Cuomo announced on Wednesday a statewide holiday drive to benefit families all across New York.

When they first came out, it seemed like electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) were the best of both worlds for smokers. They still could smoke but it was more accepted in public places without the smoke and smell. Now, another place is added to the list of where they're not allowed.

We've talked about it, debated about it and as of last week it's officially official. New York State is offering free college tuition and the application is available soon!

The new Empire State Trail would allow you to bike or hike all over the state.

We have been hearing about it for months, and it looks like we could be closer to ridesharing finally coming to Upstate New York.