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NEW YORK NOW - Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, announced Tuesday that he’s seeking the Republican nomination for governor next year, competing against three other candidates who’ve already declared their candidacy. Giuliani, speaking during a round of media interviews, said his top issues as a candidate would be the state’s economy and addressing New York’s outmigration problem.
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The Geneva Music Festival is returning with a series of live and online concerts with a large range of musical genres. We hear from the artistic director, and also one of the performers, Geoffrey Herd.
Photo credit: Geneva Music Festival
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ROCHESTER, NY (WXXI) - The New York Attorney General’s office is preparing an insider-trading lawsuit against Eastman Kodak and CEO and Executive Chairman Jim Continenza. That’s according to Reuters and financial filings on Monday.
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HARRISBURG, PA (WSKG) — Lou Barletta, the Republican Party’s Donald Trump-endorsed nominee for U.S. Senate in 2018, is running for governor of Pennsylvania. Barletta, 65, becomes the most prominent figure to enter a 2022 governor’s race that Republicans have won every time in the past half-century when there is an outgoing Democratic governor and a first-term Democratic president.
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NEW YORK NOW - Democrats in the state Legislature are pushing a bill called the End Predatory Court Fees Act, which would reduce costs for litigants at New York's courts, reduce minimum fines for certain offenses, and more. Lawmakers and advocates rallied across the state Monday in support of the bill, which Assemlymember Yuh-Line Niou, D-Manhattan, said could help address the cycle of poverty that can exist in Black and brown communities.
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