Zohran Kwame Mamdani

Our $2M investment in the Sea Cliffs Exhibit Renovation Project has gotten a pretty clear seal of approval.

Yesterday we brought the spirit of the beautiful game to life at the Cost of Living Classic, where New Yorkers came together for an afternoon of free soccer and friendly rivalries.

Last week, we celebrated Eastern European heritage at Gracie Mansion, because the story of New York City cannot be told without the story of our Eastern European neighbors.

Nothing and no one should stand between New Yorkers and their right to vote — least of all the government.
 Early voting is happening now through November 1. Election Day is November 3. See you at the polls!

For more than 50 years, the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) has championed a proud tradition of labor organizing, amplified Latino voices within the AFL-CIO, and united workers in the fight for dignity, collective power and solidarity.

Happy first day of early voting, New York!

Start spreading the news- early voting starts TODAY! Find your poll site at vote.nyc

And don’t forget to flip your ballot to vote on 5 questions about making government run faster.

In 1972, a group of Harlem Renaissance cultural icons gathered at Duke Ellington's house. The afternoon was captured on 16mm film by William Greaves, but the footage remained unedited in a vault for 50 years until David Greaves restored his father's project, releasing the documentary it 2026.

When a worker wears an Amazon vest, drives an Amazon van and delivers on an Amazon-controlled route, but Amazon denies they work for the company — that's exploitation.

Saturday is the last day you can register to vote. Go to vote.nyc to register and learn about what's on your ballot.

If you encounter ICE, here's what every New Yorker should know.

The World Cup brought the people's game to our backyard. Now it's New York's turn to play. Join us at the Cost of Living Classic this Sunday for an afternoon of free footy and family friendly fun. organize.nyc.gov/colc

Tune in. twitch.tv/nyc_mayor

These NYCHA residents have fought to reopen their senior center for 25 years. Today, we're delivering — along with a renovated community center, child care center and modernized apartments for 5,000 residents.

We’re outside.

I joined Council Member Amanda Farías, advocates and survivors for an important conversation about how we can build a safer city for all New Yorkers, on our streets and in our homes.

On Sunday, November 1, nearly 60,000 runners will take on the TCS New York City Marathon. 350 lucky New Yorkers have the chance to score free grandstand tickets to cheer them on. Enter for your chance to win at: on.nyc.gov/2026marathon

This week, I was blessed to join Hindu New Yorkers in Queens celebrating Navratri, Durga Puja, Dashain, and Vijayadashami.  We danced garba, performed aarti, witnessed Sindoor Khela, and honored the Goddess Durga.

we’re playing soccer. this sunday. pull up.

⚽️ organize.nyc.gov/COLC

We prevent violence by directly listening to those who experience it. For years, the Crisis Management System (CMS) has successfully reduced crime across our city by empowering trusted community leaders to mediate conflict and lower tensions before violence can occur.

New Yorkers have waited their entire lives for tonight: when the Knicks championship banner will be raised into the rafters of Madison Square Garden. What a testament to the incredible 2025-26 Knicks and the city that stood alongside them every step of the way. LGK.

On April 5, 1977, people with disabilities occupied government buildings across the country with simple demands: access to education, jobs, and public spaces. It has been fifty years since the Section 504 sit-ins, but the fight for those with disabilities continues.

Metro IAF has organized for decades to transform the priorities of New Yorkers into political realities. From affordable housing to community safety, lasting change doesn't happen on its own. It happens when working people organize, demand more and win together.

On November 3rd, you can Vote on Faster Government. Visit vote.nyc to find where to vote and what's on your ballot.

Navigating changes to Medicaid and SNAP shouldn't mean navigating a maze to get help. Today, we're launching HART, a new outreach team helping New Yorkers keep their health coverage, food benefits and get support on everything from housing assistance to eviction prevention.

The rumors are true. Coming soon to a neighborhood near you...12,000 2-K seats!

BIG news has little New Yorkers talking. Find out if the rumors are true tomorrow.

This week, we opened 385 new affordable homes in Brooklyn. We’ll soon grow the Innovative Urban Village to 2,000 affordable homes, child care, jobs, a grocery store and a performing arts center. That’s what it looks like to build a city without pricing out the working class.

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month & every day, we want every New Yorker to know that free, confidential support is available to survivors & their loved ones across our city. If you or a loved one need support, call 1-800-621-HOPE (4673), or find a Family Justice Center near you at nyc.gov/fjc

Korean Community Services keeps our seniors healthy and cared for in the city they love. We worked with Council Member Linda Lee and NYC Council to secure $12 million in funding for programs serving aging New Yorkers — and this week we had the chance to serve a few free meals ourselves.

Homeowners and small businesses, are you stuck under a pile of debt you owe the city? This is your chance to get back in good standing. With DEBT DEMOLISHER, you have until January 10, 2027 to pay off city debt at DISCOUNTED RATES & clear interest. Check your eligibility at nyc.gov/debtdemolisher

It’s going to be stormy tonight — plan ahead, use caution while traveling, and stay safe!

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.

27,000 New Yorkers lost their SNAP benefits due to cruel cuts from the federal government. If you’re one of them, NYC 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 nyc.gov/ACCESSHRA for help re-enrolling.

The federal government tried to turn our public servants into deportation agents and force New York City to carry out ICE’s cruel agenda. Today, a federal court rejected that effort and upheld our laws. www.reuters.com/legal/govern...

This year alone, New Yorkers have reported more than 188,000 incidents of domestic violence. That's 780 incidents every day. Countless others go unreported. If you or someone you love needs help, call 1-800-621-HOPE or visit on.nyc.gov/hotlinechat.

Just because the World Cup is over, doesn’t mean soccer season has to end.  We’re hosting the second annual Cost of Living Classic tournament on Sunday, October 25th at Maimonides Park in Coney Island. Sign up to play at organize.nyc.gov/COLC.

Scrappy small businesses and nonprofits. Boundary-pushing art. Writers and actors reimagining theater. New York's creative spirit lives Off-Broadway. Through October 18, get 2-for-1 tickets to shows. Grab a friend and go see some theater this weekend, New York. nyctourism.com/off-broadway-week

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month, New York. ¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana, Nueva York!

Congratulations to the NAACP New York State Conference on 90 years of organizing, mobilizing and fighting for a more just world.

New York City! You have 10 days left to register to vote! Go to vote.nyc to register, find your polling site or see a sample ballot. And don’t forget: turn your ballot over to vote on faster government!

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.

We’re expanding our discretionary grant pilot program to speed up funding for nonprofits that serve New Yorkers. Now, 800 nonprofit partners are on track to receive funding within 30 days — cutting months of red tape so they can spend less time on paperwork and more time serving our communities.