Democratic governors on Thursday slammed President Donald Trump’s deployment of the National Guard and Marines to California amid protests over the administration’s immigration enforcement policies.

New York remains, by the numbers, one of the bluest states in the nation. But even in the bluest of states, governors must perform.

I n most parts of the country, this June is a moment of quiescence in the campaign cycle. The president has just been inaugurated. Many House and Senate candidates haven’t declared yet. Homes are unmolested by flyers; television watchers are unbothered by advertisements.

Cuomo went 11 minutes into the speech before making the stunning announcement, which made him the third New York governor in a row to be forced out of office amid scandal after David Paterson and ...

Andrew Cuomo’s precipitous fall from political power as a three-term governor of New York created an open race at the top of state government, setting the stage for a competitive Democratic ...

Antonio Delgado has announced he will run for New York governor in 2026. That sets up a Democratic primary challenge between Gov. Kathy Hochul and the lieutenant governor she hand-picked to join

While the position is well compensated — Delgado’s salary of $210,000 makes him the highest-paid lieutenant governor in the U.S. — more than one occupant of the office has simply quit, complaining that they got tired of being ignored or were sent out to promote policies on which they had no input.

Democratic governors of Illinois and New York said so-called border czar Tom Homan could "try" to arrest them over their disconnects with the Trump administration about immigration policy enforcement.

Only one of New York's seven GOP representatives in the House didn't vote for President Donald Trump's spending bill.

A woman will lead New York for the first time. Kathy Hochul, the lieutenant governor, will be sworn in to replace Mr. Cuomo. She will become the first woman to lead New York State. Since joining ...

The high-profile Democratic governors of Illinois, Minnesota and New York defended their states' immigration policies in a Republican-led House Oversight Committee on Thursday -- weighing in on the ongoing Los Angeles protests over immigration enforcement.