New York City Mayor Eric Adams Nominates Randy Mastro as Corporation Counsel: Broad Support Highlights Mastro’s Legal Expertise and Commitment to Social Justice. Randy Mastro, nominated by NYC Mayor Eric Adams as the city’s next corporation counsel, is widely praised for his extensive legal experience and advocacy for social justice and civil rights. Mastro’s nomination…
Multi-Agency Task Force Takes Swift Action to Protect Communities Focus: Closing Illegal Cannabis Shops Near Schools, Houses of Worship, and Youth Facilities The Adams Administration has intensified efforts to safeguard communities by targeting illegal cannabis shops operating near sensitive locations. Key highlights of this initiative include: This decisive action follows successful advocacy by the Adams…
Mayor Adams has secured agreements with Uber and Lyft to reduce lockouts, significantly boosting earnings for NYC for-hire drivers. This move will provide immediate relief and increase access for drivers, enhancing their ability to earn a decent wage. New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) Commissioner David…
Former New York City and State officials commend Mayor Adams’ choice of Randy Mastro as the next corporation counsel, highlighting his exceptional legal skills, integrity, and dedication to public service. Mastro’s impressive career, including his advocacy for social justice and extensive experience in government and civic organizations, positions him as a highly qualified and respected nominee. Yesterday,…
Mayor Adams announced record-breaking achievements in creating affordable housing, benefiting New Yorkers by increasing access to stable and permanent homes. The city has financed the highest number of new affordable housing units, including supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals, helping reduce homelessness through CityFHEPS vouchers. This effort addresses the housing crisis by aiming to produce…
To honor Disability Pride Month, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that City Hall and other municipal buildings will be illuminated in red, yellow, white, blue, and green tonight. This celebration coincides with the 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which was passed on July 26, 1990. The lighting is a…
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