Jeff Lewis

New York’s Governor says he is eager for the people to hear the facts that will come out of the Attorney General’s investigation. Governor Andrew Cuomo Monday said once they do, New Yorkers will be shocked…

That audio courtesy of Reuters. Rockland Assemblyman Mike Lawler says the AG’s report should be highly comprehensive, and expects once it comes out, the next move will be to vote to impeach the governor…

Rockland Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski says the focus should remain on both investigations, including the Assembly’s judiciary committee probe, and it can’t be rushed…

Rockland State Senator Elijah Reichlin Melnick, who earlier this year called on the governor to step down, says there’s no telling when the AG will be done with her report…

The governor agreed to be cooperative with the Attorney General’s investigation, and was reportedly interviewed for it about ten days ago, signaling to some that the AG’s inquiry may be winding down.

Clarkstown pools have had to curb their hours this summer because they still don’t have enough lifeguards, and now they may have to close one early if the situation doesn’t improve. Supervisor George Hoehmann says it’s not just a lack of lifeguards in the town…

Hoehmann says the lack of lifeguards means one of the town’s pools may have to close two weeks early. If you’re interested in being a Clarkstown pool lifeguard, or know someone who might, call the Recreation & Parks department at 845-639-6200 or his office at 639-2050.

The COVID case numbers are creeping back up, and the number of vaccinated in the state has stalled.New York Governor Andrew Cuomo yesterday committed $15 million from the state budget to promote vaccination in communities that have been hit hardest by the pandemic…

Cuomo says they’ll be focusing on 117 zip codes across the state, three in Rockland include 10980, 10986 and 10993, that’s Stony Point, Tomkins Cove and West Haverstraw.

The head of the state Republican Party came to Rockland yesterday to slam the governor and recent comments about the state of investigations made by the New York Assembly Speaker, Democrat Carl Heastie. Flanked by Republican Rockland Assemblyman Mike Lawler and Republican Rockland County Executive Ed Day at the County Courthouse in New City yesterday, State GOP Chairman Nick Langworthy called the Assembly’s investigation into Governor Andrew Cuomo, launched in March, a sham…

The Assembly Judiciary Committee is doing its own impeachment inquiry, but there’s also the ongoing sexual harassment probe into the governor by the state Attorney General. Lawler says the delays have gone on long enough…

And that was Rockland County Executive Ed Day. Langworthy suggested the Attorney General’s report could be released before the end of the month.