Gov. Hochul on LI to push affordability agenda in NY state budget
The budget was due on April 1, and has still not been officially approved by state lawmakers. Gov. Hochul says she's hopeful it will be voted through soon.
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4ds agoGov. Kathy Hochul was on Long Island Monday, visiting with a Copiague family to discuss her affordability agenda.
She touted her budget deal, which includes plans for a middle-class tax cut, child tax credit, inflation rebate and school lunches.
The child tax credit would be for $1,000 per child under the age of 4 and $500 for children over 4 years old.
The inflation rebate would give $200 per individual and $400 for families.
She hopes these measures will help to address rising costs on Long Island and across New York state.
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