This Week in New York City Government
Mayor de Blasio
- First Lady Chirlane McCray Announces Groundbreaking City Initiative to Intervene in and Reduce Domestic Violence
- Mayor de Blasio Appoints Nisha Agarwal as Senior Advisor to Deputy Mayor Thompson and Appoints Bitta Mostofi as Commissioner of Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs
- Mayor de Blasio Announces NYC Ferry Now Planning for 9 Million Annual Riders, Growing to Meet Demand
- First Lady Chirlane McCray, Department of Correction and Children’s Museum of Manhattan Launch Pilot Program to Unite Families of Incarcerated Women
- Mayor de Blasio Appoints Interim Civil Court Judge; Reappoints Three Family Court Judges
- De Blasio Administration Marks End of National Volunteer Month by Celebrating Top New York City Volunteers
- Mayor de Blasio Holds Public Hearings on Legislation Aimed at Reducing Sexual Harassment, Signs Legislation Establishing a Charter Revision Commission
- Mayor de Blasio Announces Launch of Online Bail in New York City
- Transcript: Mayor de Blasio Releases Executive Budget for Fiscal Year 2019
- Over 100 U.S. Mayors Join Mayor de Blasio to Defend Net Neutrality
City Council
NYC Comptroller Stringer
- Comptroller Stringer and over 150 Immigrant Rights Organizations, Community Leaders, and Advocates Urge City to Support NYC Citizenship Fund
- Comptroller Stringer Report: NYC Renters Paid an Additional $616 Million in 2016 Due to Airbnb
Citywide
- Mayor de Blasio Announces NYC Ferry Now Planning for 9 Million Annual Riders, Growing To Meet Demand
- City and Amtrak Take Major Step Toward Transformative Vision for Sunnyside Yard
- City & Hudson Square BID Unveil New Design for Enhanced Pedestrian Space and New Amenities in the Hudson Square Neighborhood of Lower Manhattan
This Week in New York State Government
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