This Week in New York City Government

Mayor de Blasio:

• City Releases Interactive Housing Lottery Map To Help New Yorkers Access Affordable Housing
• Mayor de Blasio Appoints Eight Judges to Family and Civil Court
• First Lady Chirlane McCray Announces NYCHOPE, New Web Portal for Survivors of Domestic Violence
• Mayor de Blasio Announces Record High Graduation Rate
• City Announces Free Legal Services to Help Small Businesses with Lease Issues
• Mayor de Blasio, Borough President Katz and Council Member Moya Announce City Will Go All Affordable at First Phase of Willets Point
• Mayor de Blasio Speeds up 3-K For All Rollout and Announces 4 New Districts

City Council

• Statements by Council Speaker Corey Johnson, Council Finance Chair Daniel Dromm, and Chair of the Subcomittee on the Capital Budget Vanessa L. Gibson Re: FY 2019 Preliminary Budget

NYC Comptroller Stringer

• NYC Economy Takes a Break in Fourth Quarter of 2017
• Coalition of 41 Investors Call on U.S. Companies to Oppose President Trump’s Actions on Immigration

Citywide

• NYC’s High School Graduation Rate Hits Record High
• City Releases Interactive Housing Lottery Map To Help New Yorkers Access Affordable Housing
• Borough President Katz recommends Approval of Rezoning and Site Selection for New NYPD 116^th Precinct Stationhouse
• Borough President Katz on New Willets Point Agreement

This Week in New York State Government

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