Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul's husband will remain a top executive with a Buffalo-based concessions and gambling giant after she becomes governor, despite the possible conflict of interest between the two roles.
Kathy Hochul's husband will stay at Delaware North despite potential conflict of interest
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William Hochul, pictured in 2011. Â
Kathy Hochul watches election returns come in with her husband, William Hochul, their son Will in New York City, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2014.
"It will be somebody who is no stranger to me, but also someone that will carry on the vision of my administration, which is to continue the s…
"People will see very early on the kind of person I am and the expectations I have of any team that's ever worked with me," Hochul said. "They…
Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Buffalo native, will step into the top job in New York State after Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced he will resign in 14 d…
Hochul will be in Western New York on Wednesday for a political fundraiser to bring in cash for what she said will be her campaign next year f…
Delaware North, the concessions, hospitality and gaming company run by the Jacobs family for more than a century, does business with governmen…
Tweeting and deleting seems like a habit for McMurray, by far the most prolific tweeter among local politicians.
William J. Hochul Jr. is leaving a 30-year career as a federal prosecutor to become Delaware North’s general counsel. Hochul, who rose through…
The Buffalo Niagara region relies on the state's deep pockets to fund major economic development initiatives. As Hochul replaces the resigning…
What has become increasingly unclear this week is whether Gov. Andrew Cuomo will play any role in what the team eventually gets in a stadium n…
The list of Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul's biggest campaign donors includes a Rockefeller. There's also lots of money from big labor and business – a…
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