Governor Andrew M. Cuomo presented his annual State of the State address on Wednesday afternoon, calling on New York lawmakers to control taxes and spending while addressing criminal justice, educational reforms and upstate fiscal difficulties.- New York’s “Opportunity Agenda”– New York Times Summary– New York Daily News Coverage– Transcript: 2015 Budget Analysis
During his speech today, Gov. Cuomo called for extra schools funding in exchange for education reform. http://t.co/bFIqWqLfC5
— New York Observer (@NewYorkObserver) January 21, 2015
Cuomo urges civil rights law for transgender New Yorkers http://t.co/p6IXxcQl8U
— syracuse.com (@syracusedotcom) January 21, 2015
Cuomo proposes focus on Rochester poverty http://t.co/lt1i4PGkvE
— news10nbc (@news10nbc) January 21, 2015
Gov. Cuomo wants New York to be the first state to establish an economic foothold in Cuba. http://t.co/B4cDzHz4ZX
— New York Observer (@NewYorkObserver) January 21, 2015
Cuomo: state prisons are no place for a 16-year-old #SOTS2015
— Capital Tonight (@CapitalTonight) January 21, 2015
A new Mentoring Commission will be led by Mrs. Matilda Cuomo. #NYOpportunity
— Andrew Cuomo (@NYGovCuomo) January 21, 2015
Cuomo proposed 4.8% increase in education funding in the budget if legislature passes reforms #SOTS2015
— Capital Tonight (@CapitalTonight) January 21, 2015
#Cuomo: We will offer a $20,000 bonus for teachers who are "highly effective" in order to 'incentivise' performance. #SOTS2015
— TWC News Rochester (@TWCNewsROC) January 21, 2015
