This Week in New York City Government
Mayor:
- Mayor de Blasio Appoints Marisa Lago as Next Director of Department of City Planning and Chair of City Planning Commission
- Mayor de Blasio Appoints 20 Judges to Family, Criminal and Civil Court
- Mayor de Blasio Appoints Jainey Bavishi to City’s Integrated Climate Team as Director of Recovery and Resiliency
- Mayor de Blasio and Speaker Mark-Viverito Announce IDNYC will Remain Free in Third Year
- Mayor de Blasio, Council Member Espinal and SCA Announce Start of Public Comment Period for New 1,000 Seats School in East New York
- Mayor de Blasio Announces That Citi Bike Rides Surged 40 Percent in 2016 — Nearly 14 Million Trips Taken
- De Blasio Administration Announces Completion of Times Square Reconstruction
- Mayor de Blasio Announces Partial Re-Opening of 56th Street to Crosstown Traffic
City Council:
Borough Electeds:
- Public Advocate James Applauds Governor Cuomo’s College Tuition Plan
- Brooklyn Borough President Adams Unveils Recommendations for Future of Sunset Park Library
- Brewer, Food Bank for New York City Celebrate Thousands of Diapers Collected in First Holiday Diaper Drive
- Staten Island Borough President Oddo: Menorah Lighting Celebrates the Festival of Lights
City Agencies and Citywide:
- M.T.A. Chief Thomas F. Prendergast Will Retire
- Olivia and Ethan Top Health Department’s Annual Most Popular Baby Names For 2015
- East River Ferry Ridership Hits All Time High in 2016
- Tickets on Sale Today For NYC Broadway Week and All-New NYC Attractions Week From January 17 Through February 5
- Make It NYC in Brooklyn, New York City’s Trendiest Meetings Destination
- NYC & Company Invites Visitors to Enjoy Diverse Experiences in New York City This Winter
- Drop in Gang Violence Drove New York City Shootings Below 1,000 in 2016
This Week in New York State Government
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- This Week in New York City Government: December 22, 2016
- This Week in New York City Government: December 15, 2016
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