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  • NYC Planning Commission Weighs Rules to Fast‑Track Rezoning — 90‑Day Expedited Land‑Use Review and Affordable Housing Appeals Board Draw Scrutiny

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    Sep 11
    New York City, NYC Department of City Planning
    Environment, Housing, Manhattan, Permits and Licenses, Real Estate

    New York City’s City Planning Commission held a public hearing on September 9 to consider Department of City Planning (DCP) rules implementing the expedited land use review procedure (ELRP) and the Affordable Housing Appeals Board (AHAB), clarifying which modest rezonings… more ›

  • Mamdani calls number of eligible but unenrolled 9/11 victims “staggering” but gives no estimate; city says 140,000 are enrolled in health/VCF programs

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    Sep 9
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Budget, Education, Environment, Public Safety

    Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that the city has settled two lawsuits with 9/11 Healthwatch and launched a public 9/11 records portal funded with more than $34 million, but did not provide a numeric estimate of how many additional residents, students,… more ›

  • Mamdani unveils $34M NYC 9/11 records portal with roughly 170,000 documents — Harding memo, ‘68 boxes’ and Giuliani-era files released

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    Sep 9
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Budget, Education, Environment, Public Safety

    Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Sept. 8, 2026 announced a settlement with 9/11 HealthWatch and launched a public 9/11 records portal that initially publishes roughly 170,000–173,000 documents — including the Harding memo, 68 boxes of city records, and files on 7… more ›

  • NYC Shows Summer Drone-Assisted Beach Rescue Drills in Mayor’s Office Video — No Public Schedule Announced

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    Sep 9
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Parks and Recreation, Public Safety

    NYC agencies ran multi-agency beach rescue drills using drones and self-inflating flotation devices through the summer to rehearse coordinated responses at city beaches, but the Mayor’s Office video did not announce a public schedule for future exercises. Source: https://youtu.be/9FUso-X8EFE&t=4 #… more ›

  • Mayor Zohran Mamdani signs executive orders creating annual NYC Sept. 11 day of service (starts 2026) and new continuity-of-operations task force

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    Sep 9
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Public Safety

    Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed two executive orders at City Hall on Sept. 5, 2026, creating an annual September 11 day of service and remembrance and updating the city’s operational continuity and agency preparedness policies. Source: https://youtu.be/jVk7VFs91lA&t=83 # What’s happening –… more ›

  • NYPD to Deploy ‘Thousands’ of Officers, Drones and K9s for J’Ouvert and West Indian Day Parade; J’Ouvert to Use 13 Magnetometer Checkpoints

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    Sep 9
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Brooklyn, Business, Flatbush, Public Safety, Transportation

    Mayor Zohran Mamdani and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tish briefed reporters Sept. 5, 2026, on security for Labor Day weekend’s J’Ouvert (Juvé Festival) and the West Indian American Day Parade, saying the NYPD will deploy “thousands” of officers but not giving… more ›

  • City Deploys 337 Crisis-Management Staff and Mobile Trauma Units Ahead of J’Ouvert and West Indian Day Parade

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    Sep 9
    New York City, NYC Mayor’s Office
    Brooklyn, Brownsville, Budget, Business, East Flatbush, Public Safety, Transportation

    Mayor Mamdani and the Office of Community Safety said 337 crisis management system (CMS) staff and community safety volunteers were deployed ahead of J’Ouvert and the West Indian Day Parade to provide outreach, mediate conflicts, and operate mobile trauma units… more ›

  • NYC Council Allocates $1M in FY2027 to Make 9/11 Memorial & Museum Programs Free for All City Students

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    Sep 3
    New York City
    Budget, Education

    The New York City Council announced a $1,000,000 FY2027 allocation for the 9/11 Memorial & Museum on Sept. 3, 2026, to fund free student field trips, group audio guides, expanded teacher professional development, the museum’s 9/11 anniversary digital learning experience,… more ›

  • Julie Menin Says 9/11-Related Cancer Deaths ‘Now Exceed’ 9/11 Toll; City Council Pledges $1M to Memorial Education — Claim Unverified at Event

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    Sep 3
    New York City
    Budget, Education, Public Safety

    Speaker Julie Menin announced $1 million in Fiscal 2027 Council funding for 9/11 Memorial and Museum education programs, laid a wreath at the Survivor Tree, and said “more people have now died of a 9/11‑related cancer than died on 9/11,”… more ›

  • West Harlem Residents Say DOHMH Response Lagged Behind Upper East Side — Demand Translated Outreach and Local Testing Sites

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    Sep 3
    New York City
    Harlem, Housing, Manhattan, Public Safety, Upper East Side, Utilities

    NYC Council oversight hearing on Legionnaires disease in Harlem and the Upper East Side highlighted resident complaints about slower, less-resourced Department of Health outreach in West Harlem, calls for translated materials and local testing sites, and requests for more transparent… more ›

  • Upper East Side Legionnaires: Multiple Towers and Building Water Test Positive; Genome Match Pending for 94 Cases, 11 Deaths

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    Sep 3
    New York City
    Environment, Manhattan, Public Safety, Upper East Side, Utilities

    Mayor and City Health Department investigators have not yet identified a single, definitive environmental source for the Upper East Side Legionnaires cluster; city testing found multiple PCR‑positive cooling towers and culture‑flagged towers, independent sampling detected Legionella in building potable‑water fixtures,… more ›

  • NYC Council Presses DOHMH on Legionnaires Staffing — Union Blames Low Pay, Yearlong Hiring Delays

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    Sep 3
    New York City
    Budget, Environment, Public Safety

    The City Council Health Committee on Sept. 2, 2026 pressed the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) and union witnesses about understaffing and low pay for water ecologists and inspectors, asking what the administration will do… more ›

  • NYC DOH Awards $1.5M Contract to EMSL for Legionella Testing Through 2032; Council Demands Procurement and Turnaround Time Details

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    Sep 3
    New York City
    Budget, Business, Environment, Manhattan, Public Safety, Upper East Side

    SEO-OPTIMIZED INTRO The City Council Health Committee on Sept. 2, 2026 pressed the New York City Department of Health (DOH) about a $1.5 million contract to EMSL Analytical for Legionella environmental testing, asking about scope, selection, guaranteed turnaround times, why… more ›

  • NYC Council: Little Cooling‑Tower Enforcement Before Upper East Side Legionnaires Cluster — Zero Summons in Jan, Mar, May, June; 180 Issued in July

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    Sep 3
    New York City
    Budget, Environment, Manhattan, Permits and Licenses, Public Safety, Upper East Side

    SEO-OPTIMIZED INTRO At a New York City Council Health Committee hearing on Sept. 2, 2026, council members pressed the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) for records showing how many cooling‑tower inspections, summonses, and violation types were recorded in… more ›

  • DOHMH: No Cooling Tower Definitively Linked Yet in Upper East Side Legionnaires Cluster — Whole‑Genome Sequencing of 300+ Isolates Due This Fall

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    Sep 3
    New York City
    Environment, Manhattan, Public Safety, Upper East Side

    SEO-OPTIMIZED INTRO At a Sept. 2, 2026 New York City Council Health Committee hearing, Department of Health officials said whole‑genome sequencing on Legionella from Upper East Side patients and cooling towers is ongoing and no specific tower or building water… more ›

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