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Former Democratic New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was accused of throwing fruit at his staff by a former staffer, according to a report from Politico on Monday.
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Head of Cuomo impeachment investigation warns against criticizing AG Created: July 22, 2021 08:45 PM There's a warning from the lawmaker at the head of the Assembly impeachment investigation of Gov. Cuomo. Assemblyman Charles Lavine sent a letter, warning against criticizing Attorney General Letitia James' separate investigation. The AG is looking into sexual harassment allegations against the governor. The governor's spokesman, Rich Azzopardi, has tweeted about the investigation. Most recently, he pointed out leaks, after reports of the governor sitting down with investigators bec...
New York State Team ALBANY - Carry-out alcohol sales became popular during the COVID-19 pandemic as New Yorkers craving mixed drinks were able to still enjoy them with their take-out meals. Now state leaders face a question: Should it be a permanent law? With just days left in the legislative session at the state Capitol, restaurants are urging the Legislature to put take-out alcohol from restaurants on the books. Currently, the sales are allowed through monthly extensions of an executive order by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The latest one runs through July 4, and it's unclear whether it would be ex...
Cuomo and de Blasio trade jabs through media: 'Serial sexual assaulter says what?' John Bowden © Getty Cuomo and de Blasio trade jabs through media: 'Serial sexual assaulter says what?' New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) traded barbs through the media on Thursday as the longtime political rivals face off over issues including the reopening of businesses in the state. The feud was reignited at a vaccination event in Buffalo, N.Y., where reporters asked the governor about de Blasio's announcement that New York City was hoping to loosen m...