The former New York governor’s reaction comes amid reports that the DOJ has opened a criminal investigation into statements he made about his handling of the pandemic.

Andrew Cuomo, who’s running to be mayor of New York City, hit out at the Trump administration following a New York Times report that the Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation over testimony he gave relating to his actions during the Coronavirus pandemic.

The US Department of Justice has opened a criminal investigation of Andrew Cuomo, a Democratic frontrunner in the New York mayoral race, after Republicans accused him of lying to Congress about his actions as governor during the Covid-19 pandemic,

Since announcing his bid for City Hall nearly three months ago, frontrunner Andrew Cuomo has only attended mayoral forums where candidates are quizzed by moderators one-at-a-time — a key component

At this point in the New York City mayoral primary four years ago, Reps. Grace Meng and Yvette Clarke were enthusiastically campaigning for their endorsed candidates. Now, with one month until early voting starts,

Cuomo's spokesperson accused the Trump administration of "lawfare and election interference" following a report in "The New York Times."

Former Governor Andrew Cuomo abruptly canceled a scheduled campaign stop in Ridgewood on Friday, drawing immediate backlash

Several notable local Democrats are listed among the campaign’s contributors, including Councilmember Kamillah Hanks, who represents the North Shore, former Assemblymember Michael Cusick, who currently serves as president and CEO of the Staten Island Economic Development Corporation, and Staten Island Democratic Party Chair Laura LoBianco Sword.