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Email describes Hochul meeting before $637M COVID tests deal with donor - Vimarsana News

Email describes Hochul meeting before $637M COVID tests deal with donor

When Gov. Kathy Hochul's administration bought Covid tests through a company owned by a campaign donor, critics pounced. Hochul insisted she had no direct involvement. But an email written by

COVID-19 test firm alleges Hochul administration flouted competitive bidding rules - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 test firm alleges Hochul administration flouted competitive bidding rules

A firm criticized for its owners' involvement in Gov. Kathy Hochul's (D-NY) campaign that gained a $657 million contract to deliver coronavirus test kits is suing her administration, alleging it failed to follow rules for competitive bidding.

Debate: Hochul Claims 'There Is No Pay-to-Play Corruption' in New York - Vimarsana News

Debate: Hochul Claims 'There Is No Pay-to-Play Corruption' in New York

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) in Tuesday's debate claimed there was no pay-to-play corruption in the state after several reports to the contrary. 

NY governor hopeful Lee Zeldin calls for probe into $637M deal with Hochul donor to buy COVID tests - Vimarsana News

NY governor hopeful Lee Zeldin calls for probe into $637M deal with Hochul donor to buy COVID tests

During a campaign stop in New York City on Friday, the Republican nominee for governor in the Empire State Lee Zeldin called for a probe into sitting Gov. Kathy Hochul's apparent dodgy dealings.

How a Hochul donor received $637M in state payments - Vimarsana News

How a Hochul donor received $637M in state payments

Digital Gadgets was paid an average of $12.25 per COVID-19 test. Other companies charged no more than $7.80, and some were paid $5.