This Week in New York City Government

Mayor de Blasio:

• Mayor de Blasio Announces Big Shakeup to Cabinet Positions, Including Departure of Two Top Officials 
• Mayor de Blasio Releases November Financial Plan Update For Fiscal Year 2018
• Mayor Announces Changes to Laundry License Application Requirements
• Mayor de Blasio Signs Legislation to Repeal Cabaret Law
• New York City Announces Veterans And Active Military Service Members Are Now Protected From Discrimination Under City Human Rights Law
• Mayor Bill de Blasio Announces Appointment of Edna Wells Handy As Acting NYCHA Chief Compliance Officer
• Statement from Mayor Bill de Blasio on City Council Committee Vote to Approve East Harlem Neighborhood Rezoning

City Council

• Council to Vote on Prohibiting Conversion Therapy and Amending the Commercial Rent Tax
• Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito, Council Member Bill Perkins and New York City Council Announce Historic Agreement to Rezone East Harlem and Advance Community Plan

NYC Comptroller Stringer

• Comptroller Stringer Releases Fact Sheet Outlining 20 Ways the GOP Tax Plans Hurt New Yorkers
• Comptroller Stringer Report: MTA Buses, Already Slowest in the Nation, Lost 100 Million Passenger Trips Since 2008
• New York City Comptroller Stringer Releases Fiscal Year 2017 Popular Annual Financial Report
• With City Enforcement Lagging, Public Continues to be Denied Amenities at Privately-Owned Public Spaces

Citywide

• NYCEDC, Borough President Adams, and Council Member Espinal Kick off Broadway Junction Working Group and Planning Study
• NYC Looks to Improve Cybersecurity, Broadband

This Week in New York State Government

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