Press Releases
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce Truck Stop Safety Measure Clears Key Senate Committee
“Jason’s Law” Would Prioritize Funding to Address Shortage of Parking for Commercial Vehicles on National Highways
Gillibrand Measure to Improve Funding for NYS Border Infrastructure Projects Clears Key Senate Committee
Transportation Bill Includes Coordinated Border Infrastructure Program Reauthorization
Gillibrand: Our Servicemembers Put Their Lives on the Line for This Country and Deserve to Come Home to Good-Paying Jobs
Last February, Gillibrand Held Veterans Employment Roundtable Discussions Across the State – Pushed for Provisions Now on the Senate Floor
At Gillibrand’s Urging, USDA to Ease Regulations on New York Apple Producers
New Insurance Regulations End Burdensome Record-Keeping, Allow Apple Farmers Easier Access to Crop Insurance
Gillibrand Statement on UN Nuclear Watchdog’s Report on Iran’s Secret Work Towards Building a Nuclear Weapon
Urges Passage of Her Bipartisan Legislation to Help Stop Iran’s Nuclear Program
As New Yorkers Prepare to Honor All Veterans, Gillibrand Announces Plan to Strengthen Job Protections, Open Access to Financial Counseling, Mental Health for National Guard and Reserve Members
COUNTY-BY-COUNTY ESTIMATES: 25,000 National Guard, Reserve Members in NYS
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce New York Set to Receive $2 Million in Emergency Funding for Highway Flood Damage from Hurricanes Irene and Lee
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce That New York Is Set to Receive $2 Million Through DOT’s Federal Highway Administration to Make Repairs to Roadways As Result of Recent Hurricanes; Will Complement $5 Million State Has Already Received
Schumer & Gillibrand Fight to Prevent Cuts to Disaster Relief Funding
House-Senate Conference Committee Currently Reconciling Bill That Includes $3.176 Billion In Disaster Aid Funding – Senators Call on Committee Conferees To Preserve Full Disaster Funding
Schumer, Gillibrand, Maloney, Crowley, King, Rangel, Israel Successfully Change Medicare Rule to Provide $28 Million per Year to Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Schumer, Gillibrand, Maloney, Crowley, King, Rangel, Israel Worked To Secure CMS Rule Change That Will Boost Medicare Funding to Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center by $28 Million A Year
Gillibrand Statement as Key Senate Committee Begins Debate to Repeal “Defense of Marriage Act”
Praises Chairman Leahy for Building Momentum to End Discrimination, Recognize Marriages of All Loving Committed Couples