It was great to attend the 2026 State of the City University of New York Address at John Jay College!
Thank you to Chancellor of CUNY FĆ©lix V. Matos RodrĆguez for sharing his vision for the future of our cityās public university system.
City University of New York is one of NYCās greatest engines of opportunity, providing an affordable, high-quality education to students from every background and opening doors for generations of New Yorkers.
š³ Street Tree Care Event
When I served on the City Council, I met my goal of planting 1,000 new street trees across District 3 and introduced New York Cityās first Urban Forest Master Plan.
I also launched the Green the In-Between Fund to bring even more trees to neighborhoods that need them most.
Street trees clean our air, cool our streets, reduce flooding, support native wildlife, and improve public health.
Join me, Assemblymember @LindaBRosenthal, and the Lower East Side Ecology Center to care for our neighborhood trees!
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Sunday, October 25 | 11 AMā1 PM
š Verdi Square, Broadway & West 73rd Street
Register here: bit.ly/verdistreettrees
Francescoās Law has been signed into law! š
@GovKathyHochul has signed Francescoās Law, landmark legislation I sponsored with Assemblymember @KhaleelAnderson to strengthen New Yorkās gun safety laws and save lives.
Read more here: governor.ny.gov/news/keepingā¦
When people think about biodiversity, Manhattan probably isnāt the first place that comes to mind. But cities have a critical role to play in addressing the global biodiversity crisis. š³š
Protecting biodiversity isnāt just about preserving distant rainforests and wilderness areas. Itās also about transforming the places where billions of people already live.
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BREAKING: The City Council just passed legislation to phase out horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, with a plan to protect workers. š“























