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“New Yorkers are not clamoring to have him step down at this stage, but they are signaling a willingness to show him to the exit door once his term is done," said a Quinnipiac University polling analyst.
With Cuomo’s star dimming in wake of twin scandals, N.Y. political hopefuls step into the limelight There’s blood in New York’s political water and the legislative sharks are circling. The governor is wounded. Pundits can debate over whether the damage is self-inflicted or if the state’s once-invincible leader is the target of his rivals’ slings and arrows. It could be both, some say. But there is agreement on this: If ever there was a time for anyone not named Andrew Cuomo to mount a serious gubernatorial campaign, this is it. Gone are the height-of-the-pandemic days when Cuomo, a ...
Venues from the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts to a jazz stage in Queens are cautiously planning their first live programming in the brave new world of social distancing and audience size limits.
From Lincoln Center to local groups, NYC’s arts community plans gradual comeback from COVID-19 Shant Shahrigian Nearly a year after the COVID-19 pandemic prompted authorities to shut down performances and public gatherings, devastating the city’s world-famous arts sector, the show will go back on. Venues from the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts to a jazz stage in Queens are cautiously planning their first live programming in the brave new world of social distancing and audience size limits. As in the rest of the country, recent weeks have seen the city’s COVID num...
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo presides over the Electoral College vote in the Assembly Chamber at the State Capitol. Former President Bill Clinton was among NY's electoral members. (Mike Groll/Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) Dec 15, 2020 — Former President Bill Clinton and former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were among members of New York’s Electoral College who met in person at the State Capitol Monday to cast the unanimous vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris for President and Vice-President. The 29 electors and a few key staff met in the Capitol’s Assembly Chamber...