In this new era of city politics in FY27, Council Progressives are calling for Rentals within Reach, a smart investment that will provide over 20,000 of our struggling neighbors with stable, accessible housing and the wrap-around services they deserve
Thank you @NYAmNews for covering our rally standing in solidarity with Black voters fighting back against the dismantling of the Voting Rights Act.
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The number of vacant NYCHA apartments has ballooned 12-fold over the last 4 years. Amid a housing crisis, this is disgraceful. @NYCProgressives are calling for a $250 million investment to repair these units and get 20,000 New Yorkers housed in vacant NYCHA and supportive housing
More than two dozen City Council members are calling for an investigation of the circumstances that resulted in a 33-year-old woman giving birth in a Brooklyn courtroom last month. https://t.co/hG9Ii1xqAl
New: More than half of the members in the NYC Council sent a letter to Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch urging the city to investigate why a handcuffed woman was forced to give birth in a Brooklyn courtroom last month.
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More than half of NYC Council members sent a letter to Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch, the city’s district attorneys and administrative judges urging the city to investigate why a handcuffed woman was forced to give birth in a BK courtroom last month
The Rent Guidelines Board will decide how much landlords are able to raise the rent for stabilized units this year.
BK’s hearing is coming up. So, we went out to talk with neighbors this AM about testifying!
RGB hearing:
NYC College of Technology (285 Jay Street)
June 11 @ 7pm
Over 100K New Yorkers are unhoused while thousands of units sit vacant.
Today @nycprogressives launched Rentals Within Reach to cut the red tape, repair vacant NYCHA and Supportive Housing, and move people in.
Four years ago, I stood here to announce my support for building in Halletts Point hundreds of units of affordable and mixed income housing to tackle the housing and affordability crisis in our city.
With news that a veto override attempt on Introduction 175-B has been delayed, Caucus leaders Sandy Nurse, Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés, and Kayla Santosuosso issue the following statement: