Also, three Council hearings take place as GOP mayoral nominee Nicole Malliotakis focuses on senior centers and Mayor de Blasio and his team continue their week-long emphasis of programs and policies affecting Manhattan.
‘This crisis didn’t happen overnight and it won’t be solved overnight.’
Several City Councilmembers will stage a ‘kneel-in’ in solidarity with professional athletes who have protested racism.
There’s a mayoral town hall tonight.
The mayor signs a bill. The governor gives a speech. And life goes on.
The Real Affordability for All coalition released a report strongly critical of the mayor’s housing strategy, while councilmembers acknowledged improvements but pressed for more low-income units.
Scenes from the campaign trail and the city that went on around it.
The City Council holds four hearings, including one on the terms of the city’s affordability deals.
Does the mayor face a general election challenge? What do the results in his race and all the others mean? Does low turnout diminish the victors?
Though officials winners have not yet been declared in two races, it seems likely that discussions about the rezoning discussions will likely continue in whatever way they were going before.
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