Today Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez held a press conference alongside Council Member Felix Oswald calling on City Hall to increase diversity to all leadership positions of city agencies. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: City Hall
Mayor de Blasio Appoints Communications Director Eunice Park As She Returns To City Hall
Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced Communications Director Eunice Park will return to City Hall after a short leave of absence to reprise her duties. Continue Reading →
Hey Harlem, The Charter Revision Commission Wants To Hear From You!
The 2019 Charter Revision Commission released a preliminary staff report on proposed changes to the Charter in four areas: elections, governance, finance, and land use. Continue Reading →
NYC Women Aging Into Poverty Council Oversight Hearing Livestream At NYCity Hall
On Wednesday, January 23rd, 2019, the Committees on Women and Aging, chaired by Council Members Helen Rosenthal and Margaret Chin respectively, will hold an oversight hearing.
Harlem Attempted Rape Suspect Wanted By NYPD
CBS reports that police are searching for a man (wearing a Christo shirt) who they said tried to rape a woman in Harlem a day before groping another woman in Lower Manhattan. Continue Reading →
de Blasio Administration Launches “NYC Go Purple Day” New Domestic Violence Ad Campaign
In honor of NYC Go Purple Day, the de Blasio Administration today launched a new ad campaign to raise awareness about domestic violence. Continue Reading →
Joint Statement From Tom Finkelpearl And Darren Walker On City Art, Monuments And Markers
Joint statement from Tom Finkelpearl and Darren Walker co-chairs of Bill de Blasio’s Mayorial Advisory Commission on City Art, Monuments and Markers from Harlem to Hollis, New York: Continue Reading →
Mayor De Blasio And MBP Brewer At City Resource Fair In Harlem
On Wednesday, September 27, 2017, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer will host a during City Hall in Your Borough week. Continue Reading →
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