Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a major investment in workforce development at Dutchess Community College with a new training center set to open in Fishkill. The facility will focus on preparing students for jobs in advanced manufacturing, clean technology, cybersecurity and more.
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced $15 million in funding for innovative electrification projects targeting existing buildings across New York State. The program prioritizes proposals benefiting disadvantaged communities while supporting advances in efficiency, heating technology, or grid management.
Governor Kathy Hochul addressed recent progress on plans to renovate Penn Station after decades of delays. She highlighted efforts that secured full federal funding and stressed that improvements must benefit riders without increasing costs for local taxpayers.
Pace University has released important reminders about financial aid procedures ahead of the upcoming academic year. Updates include FAFSA filing tips, Satisfactory Academic Progress policies, new federal regulations taking effect in July 2026 under OBBBA legislation—and guidance for graduating seniors.
Pace University has issued key reminders about financial aid deadlines and new federal rules affecting continuing students in the upcoming academic year. Students are urged to complete outstanding requirements promptly while staying informed about policy changes taking effect next summer.
Briana Noriega from Pace University’s Class of 2026 shares how transferring enhanced her academic journey. She discusses leadership roles on campus clubs and offers advice for fellow business students.
Governor Kathy Hochul has named members to FutureWorks—a new commission focused on preparing New York’s workforce for changes driven by artificial intelligence. The group brings together leaders across business, labor, academia and government to develop policy recommendations due later this year.
Governor Kathy Hochul announced progress on transforming Harlem’s former Lincoln Correctional Facility into an affordable co-op development after securing nearly $98 million in financing. The project aims to create over one hundred permanent homeownership units with added community spaces near Central Park.
Governor Kathy Hochul received a briefing from MTA leaders after five Long Island Rail Road unions called a strike set to begin May 16. Officials discussed plans for service shutdowns, ongoing negotiations, and transportation options for essential workers.
Governor Kathy Hochul addressed ongoing disruptions caused by a Long Island Rail Road union strike. She urged both sides back into negotiations while emphasizing recent investments in rail service.