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The article reports on the unveiling of the new state budget by New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo on March 30, 2018. The proposed state budget is regarded as a rebuttal to the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump. Cuomo also presented a plan to add oversight of the mayor-controlled public school system in New York City.

The article discusses New York governor Andrew M. Cuomo's plans for his 2nd term as governor, highlighting a speech made by Cuomo at his inauguration in 2015. Topics addressed include Cuomo's goals for poverty alleviation, public education, and addressing discrimination in law enforcement, and his accomplishments during his first term as governor.

The article reports that New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has ordered to investigate a racist manifesto that was sent to the officials of Syracuse University. Topics mentioned include the conspiracy theory of members of the right-wing on the link of manifesto to white genocide, Cuomo's criticism of university chancellor Kent D. Syverud on his actions to address the racist problems, and online protests staged by students in response to the crisis.

The article reports on the efforts by Democrats to transform New York after they regained control of the state government. Democrats have pledged to reform the state's economy, infrastructure and social norms. Republican leaders have regarded many of the new laws introduced by Democrats as an examples of a socialist agenda. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has commended the Democratic Party's legislative agenda.

The article reports that legislators in New York City have voted on June 13, 2013 to end religious exemptions for immunizations. Topics mentioned include thoughts from New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo about the issue, the number of states affected by the measles outbreak, and a meeting between actress Jessica Biel and California legislators to lobby against the measure.

The article reports on a limousine crash in upstate New York that killed 20 people in October 2018. Topics discussed include factors blamed for the accident, the business record of the limousine company Prestige Limousine, and statement from Governor Andrew M. Cuomo about the limousine involved in the accident. Also mentioned are the possible charges against owner of the limousine company, Shahed Hussain.

The article reports on the victory of New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, who is seeking a third term, in the progressive primary challenge from the actress Cynthia Nixon. Topics covered include counties and boroughs in the state where he won votes over his opponent, how his victory is the latest sign that the progressive energy is not potent enough to topple leading Democrats statewide, and the campaign strategy used by Cuomo and how big corporate powers supported his candidacy.

The article reports that New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo ally, Alain E. Kaloyeros was found guilty in July 2018 of wire fraud and conspiracy in the awarding of state contracts to favored companies in Buffalo and Syracuse. Also cited are Cuomo's Buffalo Billion initiative to revitalize upstate and western New York, and the conspiracy by Kaloyeros and former lobbyist Todd R. Howe to defraud nonprofit real estate firm Fort Schuyler Management Corp.

The article reports that factions among New York Democrats have agreed to reunite and end seven years of infighting. Topics discussed include the dispute among New York Democrats helping Republicans gain power in Albany, background on the formation of the Independent Democratic Conference during the administration of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Cuomo facing a primary challenge from actress Cynthia Nixon.

The article focuses on the intention of New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to challenge the Republican-led federal tax plan in the U.S. It offers overview of Cuomo's 2018 agenda through his 90-minute State of the State speech, which painted a portrait of a state battling the effects of terrorism, sexual harassment and opioid addiction. It also notes that Cuomo has asked the Legislature to restructure the state's tax code by adding the statewide payroll tax and counter interest loophole.

The article reports on the proposed state budget of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo for New York in 2017. Topics discussed include an overview of the proposal, its agenda, its economic aspects, and the uncertainty over the ways of U.S. President-elect Donald J. Trump and the Congress in cutting into federal tax revenue.

The article examines how the policies and rhetoric of New York's Democratic Governor Andrew M. Cuomo could indicate his interest in running for president in the 2020 election. It suggests that Cuomo has attempted to increase his appeal to liberals following Republican Donald Trump's victory in the 2016 presidential election. Cuomo's fundraising abilities, economic policies, and political career are covered.

The article reports on a proposal from New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to provide free tuition to state residents from families below a certain income level at state universities, colleges, and community colleges. Topics include estimates of the cost of the proposal and former U.S. presidential candidate Bernie Sanders's focus on the issue of college tuition and student debt.

The article discusses the proposed creation of an inspector general with investigative powers for the procurement process of the state issues at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey under the administration of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo. It states that the legislative bill will enhance the governor's powers in the procurement process. It also cites the involvement of some government officials in the corruption scandal.

The article reports on discussion about use of transportation mobile applications like Uber and Lyft in New York. Topics discussed include credits offered by Uber to upstate college students who posted good Uber stories using the hashtag #NYNeedsUber, support of politician John J. Flanagan and Governor Andrew Mark Cuomo for ride-sharing upstate and comments from John Tomassi of Upstate Transportation Association, regarding drivers.

The article reports on a 10-point list of legislative priorities set by New York Governor Andre Cuomo that he wants to see accomplished before the Legislature is to adjourn for 2019.

The article reports that governor Andrew M. Cuomo and girlfriend Sandra Lee are planning to sell house in Northern Westcester enclave of New Castle, New York and mentions that the couple was not living together.

The article reports that New York City Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has backed a legislative bill which would allow the New York Department of Taxation and Finance to release the tax returns of President Donald Trump.

The article reports on the agreement between New York State leaders and Governor Andrew M. Cuomo regarding the state budget.

The article reports that lawmakers of New York State has agreed to impose ban on single-use plastic bags from retail sales and mentions that the plan has been imposed by the governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

The article announces that Mayor Bill de Blasio supported the congestion pricing plan of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to raise money for the failing subway of New York City.

The article offers information on how New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo increases pressure on political opponents of a deal in bringing Amazon.com Inc. to New York City, warning to face voters' wrath if the company pulled out in 2019.

The article informs that New York lawmakers have approved the most comprehensive set of gun bills in state, including measures that would ban bump stocks, prohibit teachers from carrying guns in schools, and mentions that governor Andrew M. Cuomo, last ushered gun safety package into law in 2013.

The article reflects on the vision presented by third-term Democrat and New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo in his speech on marijuana legalization, liberalism and congestion pricing.

The article presents insights regarding the dissension by some politicians and fellow Democrats to the political agenda by New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

The article discusses New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo's signing of a bill fining homestay network Airbnb hosts who break local housing regulations, and Airbnb's lawsuit claim of the law's irreparable harm to the network, as of October 22, 2016. It states that Airbnb has tripled its value to 30 billion dollars in two years, but is wary of cities' push of potential providers off the platform. Also noted are regulators' concerns that Airbnb is abetting illegal short-stint apartment rentals.

The article reports on the people charged in the political corruption scheme, who are friends and longtime acquaintances of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, with charges including bribes, fraud, and conspiracy. It mentions the absence of the Cuomo on the list of defendants chaged by federal prosecutors depsite having his top officials and aides named in the complaints, providing information on his response and plans for the city following the political controversy.

The article discusses investment by the state of New York under the administration of Governor Andrew Cuomo to construct the Central New York Hub for Emerging Nano Industries film studio in Onondaga County. Emphasis is given to topics such as the creation of temporary jobs in film production, management of the tenant company FilmHouse by chief executive Ryan R. Johnson, and the lack of films and productions coming from the studio.

The article offers information on the expression of New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo on the legislative session of the U.S. government in 2016 during his state address. It mentions the impression of the governor on the success rate of various proposals and laws that were enacted in the state. It discusses criticisms faced by Cuomo following his failure to fulfill his promises related to housing and ethics.

The article focuses on Joseph Percoco, the closest aide to New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, who faces investigation regarding allegation that he and his wife had received money from companies that had done business with the state of New York. According to Governor Cuomo, the actions of some individuals may have defrauded the state. It mentions that Governor Cuomo has cut ties with Percoco.

The article looks at the shortcomings of the Buffalo Billion program in enabling economic recovery of the city of Buffalo, New York and mentions topics like delays on the SolarCity solar panel factory project and the involvement of the Ciminelli Real Estate Corporation in the program.

The article reports on allegations against Todd R. Howe, a lobbyist, and loyalist to New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, found in a federal inquiry that was made public, as of May 2016, and mentions that Howe has not been charged with a crime.

The article reports that a budget agreement has been reached between New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and state legislative leaders that would raise the minimum wage in New York City to 15 dollars by the end of 2018. The wage agreement came with clear concessions and New York became the second state to embrace that threshold.

The article reports on the move of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to offer tax cuts with labor unions for the passage of his proposed state budget.

The article discusses the union of the U.S. social health care program Medicaid in the compilation of minimum wage in the budget talks in New York. Topics discussed include the confidence of New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo on the passage of the legislature in the budget, the annual increases in the expenses in Medicaid being paid by the state, and the personality conflict of the plan of the governor with New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.

The article focuses on the potential deal between Governor Andrew M. Cuomo of New York and leaders in Albany to raise the wages in the state. Topics discussed include the caveats and compromises from the deal, the statement of Cuomo on his proposal for a phased approach of $15 for every jobs in New York City, and the comment of Mike Durant of the National Federation of Independent Business on Republicans which could delay the wage increase.

The article focuses on the passage of a bill by the State Assembly in Albany, New York for the legalization of mixed martial arts (MMA). Topics discussed include the debate over the economic potential and brutality of the sport, the statement of Democrat Daniel O'Donnell on discouraging violence of the sport, and the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to the bill.

The article offers the author's insights on New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, who visited the Hoosick Falls, an upstate village in New York, after it was declared as cleared of toxic clemical known as perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA). Topics discussed include Cuomo's statement that the PFOA is out of the water, using a new filter system, the sense of urgency of the governor, and the residents of the state need to anticipate the discovery of PFOA according to Cuomo.

The article discusses a State of State speech delivered by New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo covering his 2016 agenda. Topics include his $20 billion plan to add 100,000 permanent housing units and additional housing offering shelter and social services over five years, his proposal for New York City to increase contributions to the City University of New York and to Medicaid costs, and ethics changes to prevent corruption proposed by Cuomo.

The article discusses the concerns associated with an executive order proposed by New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo for removing homeless people from streets, as of January 2016, and presents views of New York City mayor Bill de Blasio regarding the executive order are presented.

The article reports that Andrew M. Cuomo, Governor of New York, has signed an executive order, that requires local governments to remove homeless people off the streets to shelters in freezing temperatures. It presents views of Karen Hinton, Mayor Bill de Blasio's press secretary, on the intent of the executive order. It focuses on the policy Code Blue according to which number of vans checking for homeless people rise when temperatures drop to freezing.

The article discusses the New York state Governor Andrew M. Cuomo's decision to pardon ex-convicts who received convictions for nonviolent offenses as teenagers. The impact that Cuomo's pardons have on the ability of ex-convicts to gain employment is discussed.

The article features American television cooking celebrity Sandra Lee with particular focus on her battle against breast cancer and relationship with Democrat and New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo. Topics discussed include Lee's family background, her journey to promote cancer awareness, her influence on Cuomo's political career.

The article reports on the Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the Democratic Party who seized complete control of the New York State government in the U.S. midterm elections on November 6, 2018, decisively evicting Republicans from running the State Senate. It states that the Democrats is currently holding 40 seats in the State Senate as Republicans lost eight to the Democrats on Election Day.

The article offers information on the victory of New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo during the election in November 2018 wherein he matches the victory of his father Mario M. Cuomo during his political career.

The article focuses on Marcus J. Molinaro who is running against Governor Andrew M. Cuomo in the 2018 gubernatorial race in New York on topics including his family and political background, marriage and proposed policies.

The article focuses on the debate between Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and politician Marcus J. Molinaro regarding political corruption, medical marijuana and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

The article offers information on the willingness of New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to debate his Republican opponent Marcus J. Molinaro on a condition that the debate to take place within 24 hours on the radio.

The article reports on the decision by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to accept the Working Families Party's line in the November 2018 election.

The article focuses on the move of New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to take the offer from the Working Families Party, a coalition of labor unions and progressive activists, of its ballot line in the November 2018 election.