Last month, ahead of the 25th remembrance of the horrific terror attacks of September 11th, our administration launched the City’s first public portal for 9/11-related city records and released 20,000 documents related to air quality and toxins that had never previously been made public.
Today, we’re announcing the addition of 40,000 more documents to the portal. Now, more than 200,000 pages of records — once hidden — are available to every single New Yorker at https://t.co/YnJTIIYvvV.
For years, first responders, survivors, and family members sought accountability and transparency from city government. This year, we listened.
Our commitment to honoring those we lost that day — and supporting those who suffered in the years since — cannot begin or end on the anniversary. We will continue to do everything in our power to bring clarity to New Yorkers.
From Nouakchott to Dakar, Bamako to Conakry, Masjid Al-Haram USA in the Bronx brings together New Yorkers from across the African continent in prayer, community and belonging. It was an honor to join them.
Our journeys to this city may be different, but the hope we carry is the same: to build a life of dignity in the city we call home.
27,000 New Yorkers lost their SNAP benefits due to cruel cuts from the federal government. If you’re one of them, New York City is here to help.
As of October 1st, you can re-enroll for SNAP benefits. But there are new rules. Call 718-SNAP-NOW or visit https://t.co/wpmvamG9dO for help re-enrolling and to understand what’s changed.
While Washington turns its back on working Americans, New York is here for you. Because everyone deserves to put food on their table.
Congratulations to the NAACP New York State Conference on 90 years of organizing, mobilizing and fighting for a more just world.
From advancing racial justice to securing voting rights, the NAACP has helped turn once-unthinkable demands into rights that generations of New Yorkers now enjoy.
Last week, I joined the Generations of Justice Gala to honor that legacy and recommit to building a city where dignity and equality belong to all.
When the public invests in new tech, the public should benefit.
That’s why our investment in a Quantum Fabrication Lab at NYU includes a first-of-its-kind agreement to give the city seats on the board and a share of the revenue from the lab — all while making our city the quantum capital of the world.
We’re creating a new national model for economic development that gives working people a say and a stake.
Hispanic New Yorkers keep this city running. Whether you got here a few weeks ago or your family has been here for generations, this is a city that is proud you chose it.
We will build a New York that families can afford to stay in — and where immigrants are safe and celebrated. Bienvenidos a casa. Este es su hogar.
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month, New York.
Los neoyorquinos hispanos mantienen esta ciudad en marcha. Ya sea que llegaron hace unas semanas o que su familia lleva generaciones aquí, esta es una ciudad orgullosa de que la hayan elegido.
Vamos a construir una Nueva York donde a las familias les alcance para quedarse, y donde a los inmigrantes se les proteja y se les celebre. Bienvenidos a casa. Este es su hogar.
¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana, Nueva York!
The horse carriage industry is coming to an end in New York City.
Our administration will make sure workers and owners are protected and the horses are safe.
This morning, the federal government turned the full force of the Department of Homeland Security against a sitting member of Congress for the offense of disagreeing with the White House.
The path to citizenship should not be weaponized against anyone, including Rep. Ilhan Omar, a naturalized American who swore an oath to this country — the same one that I took.
The promise of citizenship should not be contingent on someone agreeing with the federal government.
Kuwiinguneewul! Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day to the Indigenous New Yorkers who continue to shape our city, sustain ancestral traditions, and carry forward generations of resilience.
This is not a trick: spooky season is taking over parks and rec centers across our city this month, from free haunted houses and pumpkin patches to Mad Science demonstrations and arts and crafts.
We're building a city where every New Yorker can access joy and play.
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Immigrant New Yorkers belong here. ICE does not.
If you or someone you love needs help, call our free, confidential Immigration Legal Support Hotline at 1-800-354-0365 or dial 311 and say “Immigration Legal.” Help is here in your native language, no matter your immigration status.
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I am angry tonight.
Because today ICE shot a New Yorker. They shot a New Yorker while his five year old child was in the car.
ICE makes this city less safe.
We want them out. Now.
Hispanic New Yorkers give our city its flavor, sound, and style. Where else can you savor the aromas of chaufa and champurrado on the same block? Hear Mixtec and Quechua on the same train? See a Dominican barber give a Venezuelan kid a fade, a life lesson, and a new accent in one visit?
At last night's Hispanic Heritage celebration at Gracie Mansion, we celebrated it all.
New York City, wetin dey sup? It was a joy to commemorate 34 years of the Nigerian Day Parade alongside the many Nigerian New Yorkers who fill our city with life.
From the entrepreneurs whose businesses strengthen our neighborhoods, to the sounds of Afrobeats pouring out of graduation parties in Southeast Queens, and the aroma of Agege bread calling out to passersby in Brooklyn — the impact of Nigerian New Yorkers is felt across the five boroughs.
Our city is richer in culture, stronger in community, and more vibrant because of your contributions.
Today, on World Teachers’ Day, we celebrate the teachers, educators, and child care providers who care for the future of New York and invest in our children every day.
New York City doesn’t move without our teachers. We are grateful for their work today and every day.