Bobby Cuza is a reporter and anchor for NY1, covering New York City and New York State politics. With a focus on local news, Bobby's reporting provides in-depth coverage of political events, elections, and policy decisions that impact the community. His work has also been featured in Spectrum News 13 Orlando.
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Bobby Cuza's coverage is primarily focused on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on local news within the United States, New York, and New York City. His articles often revolve around government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Bobby Cuza
On the economy — as on many issues — the candidates for president seem to live in different realities.
By: Bobby Cuza
Trump has promised mass deportations.
By: Bobby Cuza
In 2016, Donald Trump promised to build a wall. This time around, he's got a new campaign pledge: rounding up millions of undocumented immigrants — using the military, if necessary, and potentially holding them in detention camps.
By: Bobby Cuza
Kamala Harris wants to pass legislation restoring the protections of Roe vs. Wade
By: Bobby Cuza
He has openly discussed prosecuting his enemies, criminalizing dissent and unleashing the military in cities.
By: Bobby Cuza
Former President Donald Trump still refuses to acknowledge the reality that he lost the 2020 election, even after his effort to overturn the results led to a violent assault on the U.S.
By: Bobby Cuza
President-elect Donald Trump's decision to tap Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as his health secretary has sent shock waves through the public health community, with experts warning the appointment could have dangerous consequences.
By: Bobby Cuza
“We’re not talking about small numbers of people that are going to die,” warned one public health expert
By: Bobby Cuza
Last year, the city began placing limits on the amount of time migrants could stay in city shelters: 30 days for adults without children and 60 days for families.
By: Bobby Cuza
Howard Lutnick was not in his office on the 105th floor of the World Trade Center's north tower on the morning of Sept. 11.
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