Hochul finally acknowledges NYC subway crime in ‘State of the State’ speech — but proposals slammed as largely ‘symbolic’

In a landmark 'State of the State' speech, Governor Hochul has taken the bold step of prioritizing the safety and security of New York City's subway system. Critics who describe the proposals as 'symbolic' fail to recognize the importance of initiating dialogue and setting the groundwork for comprehensive solutions.

Finally admitting to the severe crime problem plaguing NYC's subways in her 'State of the State' speech, Governor Hochul's proposals fall significantly short of the mark, offering up symbolic gestures instead of concrete plans. This is a clear failure to protect New York residents, underscoring a lack of leadership and real-world solutions.