Thomas P. DiNapoli

10/21/2026

This week a joint operation between state and federal officials targeted fraud at adult daycare centers. Fighting Medicaid fraud is one of my priorities, and our work has resulted in 57 arrests this year and $50 million in restitution. My full statement ⬇️

🔗 https://on.ny.gov/4BkBNKG

10/21/2026

We're going community to community to share the benefits of NY ABLE with New Yorkers, a savings & investment plan that helps individuals with disabilities and their families to save and pay for qualified expenses. Thanks to Assemblymember John McDonald for supporting the event at the William K. Sanford Town Library in Colonie.

Learn more and start investing: https://www.mynyable.org/

10/21/2026

Former Regent Roger Tilles is a true Long Islander with a steadfast commitment to education and the arts! The Long Island Arts Alliance’s musical celebration last night was a fitting tribute to his extraordinary lifetime of service. Thank you, Roger, your legacy will benefit the state for years!

10/20/2026

People with disabilities enrich our workplaces, bring valuable perspectives and strengthen our economy. Each October, we celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) to promote inclusive workplace practices and reaffirm our commitment to provide fair opportunities for all New Yorkers.

10/19/2026

The Mohawk Valley Latino Assoc. honored outstanding local businesses and organizations at this weekend's annual Hispanic Gala in Rome. The event lived up to this year's theme "UNIDOS, SOMOS MAS," Together, We are More. Congratulations to all the honorees and thank you to my friend, MVLA Exec. Dir. Sonia Martinez and Board President Chemy Rodriguez for your leadership.

10/19/2026

Our public employees are true public servants, working hard for the people of NY. Great to join the Public Employees Federation (Official) Annual Convention in Niagara Falls. Thank you for all that you do. I look forward to continuing the strong relationship with President Wayne Spence and your members.

10/18/2026

In NYS, breast cancer is one of the most common cancers among women. Breast cancer is highly curable if detected in its early stages and adequate treatment is provided. It’s so crucial to get screened annually.


🔗 https://www.ny.gov/get-screened-no-excuses/new-york-state-breast-cancer-services

10/17/2026

Fall is a great time of year to support local farms in your area, so head out to go apple and pumpkin picking. My report found agritourism is a bright spot in NY agriculture.

From pick-your-own apples to hard c***r and fall activities, farms are finding new ways to bring customers through the gates. But can agritourism help family farms navigate rising costs and labor challenges?

10/16/2026

I enjoyed speaking with NYS Public Employees Federation (Official) retirees about the state’s finances, the strength of the pension fund and standing shoulder to shoulder with labor. I was also lucky to tour the Brentwood Public Library, a pillar of the community since 1937. It has an impressive adult literacy program, ESL and citizenship preparation classes and bilingual story times.

10/16/2026

A Long Island woman allegedly stole Medicaid funds meant to help NYers with intellectual disabilities in a callous and inexcusable scheme. My office, working with law enforcement, helped bring her to justice. My thanks to Suffolk D.A. Tierney and New York State Police Superintendent James for their continued partnership in protecting taxpayers.

A home health aide from Bridgehampton was arrested and arraigned on charges that she allegedly falsely billed Medicaid for over 300 hours of care for multiple disabled individuals. “People with intellectual disabilities and their families [...]