Bobby Cuza
Political Reporter and Anchor at Spectrum News NY1
@NY1 reporter covering NYC/NYS politics. Tips to [email protected]
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2 days ago |
ny1.com | Bobby Cuza
Mark Levine speaks fluent Spanish, has a working grasp of Hebrew and Greek — and knows a bit of Mandarin. Some may see those foreign-language skills on display Monday night if during the Knicks-Celtics playoff game, when a new TV ad will air showing Levine conversing with New Yorkers in all four languages. "Speaking different languages is my way of connecting to New Yorkers,” he said in an interview.
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6 days ago |
spectrumlocalnews.com | Bobby Cuza
Gov. Kathy Hochul has had a bad run when it comes to lieutenant governors. Her first lieutenant governor, Brian Benjamin, resigned after he was indicted on bribery charges. His replacement, Antonio Delgado, has publicly broken with Hochul and could potentially challenge her next year. Now, a newly passed state law will minimize the chances of such a split in the future.
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6 days ago |
ny1.com | Bobby Cuza
Gov. Kathy Hochul has had a bad run when it comes to lieutenant governors. Her first lieutenant governor, Brian Benjamin, resigned after he was indicted on bribery charges. His replacement, Antonio Delgado, has publicly broken with Hochul and could potentially challenge her next year. Now, a newly passed state law will minimize the chances of such a split in the future.
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1 week ago |
ny1.com | Bobby Cuza
Republican Peter Kefalas, a candidate for city comptroller, is a political newcomer with little name recognition who's raised almost no money and faces long odds of winning in November. His primary opponent is Danniel Maio, a perennial candidate who’s run for office 11 times over the past 25 years, and never once come close to winning. Maio has also raised little money and has almost no online presence beyond a bare-bones website. It’s a race some might call inconsequential.
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1 week ago |
ny1.com | Bobby Cuza
Sue Donoghue is headed for the exit after more than three years as head of the city’s parks department. The surprise announcement late Monday caught many off-guard, especially with the agency's busy summer season just around the corner. “The timing is very unfortunate,” Queens City Councilman Shekar Krishnan, chairman of the council’s parks and recreation committee, said.
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Of note: Mahmoud Khalil will appear before an immigration judge in Louisiana tomorrow, per his attorneys https://t.co/8wa2Kl6ySZ
Turns out Citibank charged the city a $15K overdraft fee after feds clawed back that $80M (Lander told me it’s since been refunded) https://t.co/3iXVatI7bW
De Blasio told me "of course" Adams can still win re-election-- "You have an incumbent mayor, he's got some achievements he can talk about, he's obviously known to be a very good campaigner and now he doesn't have the distraction of this case." https://t.co/6DYQMzJb4C