Mayor Mamdani

The op-ed criticizes Mayor Mamdani's stance on New York City's closed primary system, arguing that 1.2 million independent voters—disproportionately people of color, Gen Z, and millennials—are excluded from public elections they fund. It calls for open primaries, citing examples like Washington, D.C., and urging the mayor to engage with independent voters.

New York City property owners are expressing anger and confusion over the rollout of Mayor Mamdani's 'pied-à-terre tax.' The article details the controversy surrounding the tax proposal.

Mayor Mamdani is defending his 18-member City Hall advisory committee on judicial appointments. The article by N.J. Burkett details his comments regarding the committee.

The city sent 17,000 letters to property owners who may qualify for Mayor Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax, sparking confusion. A Staten Island resident questioned why they were being targeted.

The article urges Mayor Mamdani to skip the 9/11 anniversary, arguing that the memorial is a place for mourning rather than political expression.

A petition from 9/11 families opposes Mayor Mamdani's presence at Ground Zero, citing 2,977 reasons related to the 9/11 attacks.

The article in the Letters to the Editor section calls for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to sue Mayor Mamdani over defamation, referencing Zoh's remarks about Netanyahu (referred to as 'Bibi'). The piece suggests legal action against Mamdani for the alleged slanderous comments.

The article claims Mayor Mamdani's anti-Israel statements endanger New York City's Jewish community and urges him to stop to prevent violence. It suggests his rhetoric incites conflict rather than promotes peace.

Mayor Mamdani faces backlash for his comments on the desire to arrest Prime Minister Netanyahu. Chantee Lans reported on Mamdani's recent remarks regarding Netanyahu.

The Brooklyn Defender Services Union ended a five-day strike with a tentative contract agreement that includes higher wages, improved benefits, and remote work arrangements. The deal, which requires member ratification, follows pressure from New York elected officials and comes amid similar strike plans by other legal service providers in the city.

Mayor Mamdani has reiterated a threat to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. The comments were detailed by NJ Burkett in a report.

Mayor Mamdani has stated that landlords cannot use AI-generated images to advertise properties. The regulation aims to prevent deceptive practices involving artificial imagery in real estate marketing.

Mayor Mamdani stated he will not accept a pay raise following its approval by the New York City Council. Reporters questioned him about his decision to decline the increase.

NYC readers discuss Mayor Mamdani's delay in clearing a large homeless encampment on the West Side, referencing the revival of Hooverville-like conditions. The article highlights public debate over the encampment's management.

Mayor Mamdani's latest budget includes a $1.9 billion 'emergency' hotel shelter contract. The mayor advocates for reducing urban sprawl, as indicated by the title 'Tear down this sprawl!'.

Mayor Mamdani activated New York City's Heat Emergency Plan and urged residents to prepare for dangerous heat expected Tuesday and Wednesday.

A report highlights the growth of homeless encampments on Manhattan’s far West Side near the Intrepid Museum, attributed to a policy implemented by Mayor Mamdani. The article criticizes the policy as heartless.

GOP political insiders indicate Mayor Mamdani will be a primary target in Republican attacks moving forward, considering him a key focus after Congressional primaries.

Cynthia Nixon's wife was hired by Mayor Mamdani's administration at a $203,500-a-year DOE job months after Nixon raised $200,000 for his mayoral campaign. The hiring occurred at The Post's reporting.

A Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning School graduate urges Mayor Mamdani to allocate $20 million to expand the School Streets program, citing dangerous traffic conditions, poor air quality, and lack of outdoor spaces near schools. The student highlights data collected by their Stew Crew team on litter, hazardous waste, and traffic patterns, emphasizing the need for equitable street design and immediate investment in Open School Streets.

Mayor Mamdani has activated a heat emergency plan as dangerous temperatures approach. The city is expanding cooling centers, intensifying outreach efforts, and providing support to vulnerable New Yorkers.

A lawsuit was filed against New York City and Mayor Mamdani over changes to e-bike regulations, alleging the policy softening increases public safety risks. Plaintiffs, including injured residents and advocate Walter Matuza, argue unregistered e-bikes and reduced enforcement correlate with rising fatalities and reckless driving. The case challenges Mamdani's suspension of criminal summonses for e-bike violations, previously enforced under the Adams administration.

Mayor Mamdani uses social media to explain rent freeze policies for stabilized apartments. CeFaan Kim interviewed tenants and landlords for the report.

New York freezes rents for nearly one million homes, marking a political success for Mayor Mamdani. A rally supporting the freeze was held at El Museo Del Barrio in New York City.

Over 100,000 people, including children, in New York City will sleep in shelters tonight. The CityFHEPS housing voucher program, the largest in the nation, faces significant delays and bottlenecks, preventing 80% of eligible households from using vouchers effectively. Delays in inspections, paperwork, and agency coordination cause families to wait over a year for housing, exacerbating educational disruptions and trauma for children.

The article highlights Mauricio Pocchetino's role as Team USA coach, crediting his position to the financial support of billionaire Ken Griffin. It also notes that Ken Griffin was referenced in a tax-related video by Mayor Mamdani.

New York City's primary election is approaching with low early voting turnout, despite Mayor Mamdani's recent get out the vote event at Kings Theater. The decline in participation includes significantly fewer younger voters compared to last year's record levels.

Mayor Mamdani joined congressional candidates Claire Valdez, Brad Lander, and Darializa Avila Chevalier for a rally. Mamdani described the upcoming contests as a referendum on what it means to be a Democrat in New York City and nationwide.

Natasha Hausdorff criticizes Mayor Mamdani for spreading anti-Zionist propaganda and misinformation about international law and Israel.

A Wall Street giant is relocating from New York City due to Mayor Mamdani's tax-the-rich policies. The company's move reflects concerns about the financial impact of these policies.

Mayor Mamdani has opened the possibility of larger Knicks watch parties at Madison Square Garden. N.J. Burkett discussed the topic with Mamdani.

Trump canceled Mayor Mamdani's planned meeting with Colombian President Gustavo Petro during his visit to New York for United Nations events. The meeting was scrapped.

A ticketed Madison Square Garden watch party for Knicks Game 4 is planned, as announced by Mayor Mamdani. Security measures for the event have been detailed.

Mayor Mamdani and President Trump are attending a Knicks game together, with their unexpectedly friendly relationship set to be tested by public reaction. Trump will be in a suite, while Mamdani joins other officials in standing room.

Mayor Mamdani's team has repeatedly attempted to secure his appearance on 'SNL' during his 2025 campaign, but Lorne Michaels has rejected the request. These efforts have continued without success.

Mayor Mamdani's team has attempted to secure his appearance on 'SNL' during his 2025 campaign, but Lorne Michaels rejected the request. This effort was previously reported by Page Six.

NY Post readers discuss Mayor Mamdani's decision to skip New York City's Israel Day parade. The article focuses on public reaction to his absence from the event.

The NYPD is set to hire 580 additional officers under Mayor Mamdani's budget. The decision highlights Commissioner Tisch's influence in the Mamdani administration.

New York City Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels earns $363,000 annually, surpassing the salary of Mayor Mamdani by over $100,000 and making him the city's highest-paid employee. The information was reported by The Post.

Michael Goodwin criticizes Mayor Mamdani for boycotting the Israel Day parade, calling it a 'badge of dishonor.' The mayor's decision to boycott the event is described as having crossed a 'point of no return.'