After reading @katie_honan's good piece below on NYC govt reporting requirements in @THECITYNY, read @NYLawSchool's @Stephen_Louis1's article w/additional history & legal options, which he testified about at a June COGE hearing 🔗https://t.co/yKxacrpCVI
@nicolegelinas Was there at PBI at around 2pm today. No line at all. Went right through TSA with no wait (it was the regular line - not precheck or Clear). Weird.
“That still remains the law, so I think the City would need authorizing state legislation to proceed” ➡️ W/new proposal on ⬆️minimum wage, @NYLawSchool’s Prof @Stephen_Louis1 tells @arunNYC that likely isn’t legally possible in @Gothamist https://t.co/Yg7SvsVbjj
@nicolegelinas If recordings or transcripts are being made by the City, they may be FOILable, although identifying information may be redacted for privacy.
there's actually good reason things like elected official compensation commissions (& subway/bus fare increases) get set up on required schedules. (sort of like how the state decided to peg the minimum wage to inflation & other such mechanisms that can make sense/remove politics)
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The Bloomberg endorsement is another indication that more & more people see this as a two-person race, & there will be a rallying around each of those two candidates from different entities who are strongly opposed to the other.
People should not underestimate the degree to which Ramos dislikes/resents/is wary of Mamdani (as we’ve seen through various comments this campaign, including first TV debate) & this coming right after AOC (whom Ramos also has issues with) endorsed him & left Ramos off her slate.