It was a joy to return to Richmond Hill to celebrate Phagwah alongside the Indo-Guyanese and Indo-Caribbean communities who make this city so vibrant. The parade was livelier than ever. 
May happiness and harmony be with you all today and every day. Happy Phagwah!

It was an honor to spend Palm Sunday this morning with Pastor Green and the congregation at The Greater Allen Cathedral of New York.

Most in-shape detail in America

A hotel isn’t just a postcard for visitors — it’s a workplace. New York City’s proud union history shows that world-class hospitality & workers’ dignity go hand in hand, & is one reason labor protections are a top priority for my administration as we build a stronger, more reliable city government.

We’re building the Manhattan-side bike lane and pedestrian entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge in time for the World Cup. New Yorkers deserve to enjoy the game on their feet, on their bikes, and with ease.

Today, we mourn the loss of Major Sorffly Davius — a son of Queens, a hero of New York City, and a servant to us all. FDNY EMT, NYPD officer, soldier. He gave everything in defense of this city and this country, New York will not forget him.

I’m deeply troubled by reports of vandalism targeting two Catholic churches in Far Rockaway. Everyone in our city deserves to practice their faith freely, without fear or intimidation. We stand in solidarity with these parishes and their communities as they recover.

New Yorkers, join us in the first ever Mayor’s Municipal Madness: a competition of city fixes where everyone wins. Pick your fix and vote here: nyc.gov/madness

One person in this photo deserves a 20% WNBA revenue share and it’s not me. Congratulations to the WNBPA on their historic labor agreement.

Who decides whether or not stabilized rents are raised? Meet the Rent Guidelines Board. Here's what you should know about the board and how to make your voice heard.

It was an honor to meet with Archbishop Elpidophoros of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. In the Assembly, I was privileged to represent Astoria’s vibrant Greek community. As Mayor, I will work alongside the Archbishop to support every Greek American who calls this City home.

2 Crunchwrap Supremes + 2 Baja Blasts + 25 Munchkins = $42 
Amount we won for Dunkin’ and Taco Bell franchise workers = $1.8 million Watch the full livestream: www.youtube.com/live/W_GUSTM...

The city's 23,000 street vendors are squeezed by expensive permits & government blocks. So I appointed Carina Kaufman-Gutierrez as our new Street Vendor Czar. Carina is a longtime fighter for street vendors. Together, we will make sure city laws and city government are on their side.

This morning, I visited 1727 Amsterdam Ave, a site I hope will soon become 200 affordable and supportive homes and a community center. Grateful for Council Member @shaunabreu.bsky.social’s partnership on this critical project.

Government must deliver for working people—and every dollar in our budget should work as hard as they do. That’s why I directed every agency to cut waste and help close our budget gap. Here’s some of what we found.

Happy Nowruz, New York City.   As Persian and other communities welcome the new year, I joined our team to learn about the Haft-seen table — a tradition rooted in renewal, reflection, and hope.   Wishing you all a new year filled with peace, light, and understanding.

A neglectful landlord is a bad landlord. We won't accept that. We won a settlement. We monitored. We came back to check.

ICE doesn’t belong at our airports. Our Office of Immigrant Affairs has updated guidance and you can call their legal hotline at 800-354-0365.

I am proud to appoint Gregory Anderson as our new Commissioner of the Department of Sanitation. Anderson was a key architect of New York City’s “trash revolution” — he’s one of the big reasons you’re seeing more bins around town. Don’t waste today not learning more from Waste Today:

We’re just getting started.

Earlier this week, I had the honor of breaking fast at Rikers Island with New Yorkers in custody. It was a night that will stay with me for quite some time.   In a system too often defined by what it takes, I was reminded of what it means to give—mercy, dignity, and humanity. Eid Mubarak, New York.

Nowruz Mubarak to all Iranian Americans who call New York City home! It was an honor to celebrate Charshanbeh Soori. Nowruz is typically a time of good feeling, but this year is different. I continue to stand in opposition to this war, and I wish joy for all Iranians observing this special holiday.

Today, I signed an Executive Order creating the Office of Community Safety, led by Deputy Mayor Renita Francois, to tackle gun-violence prevention, response to mental health crises, survivor support, & more. Our city has the power to transform community safety, and we're wasting no time using it.

Welcome home, Dylan.

We shouldn’t have to dust off history books to find Democrats leading with courage & ambition. Universal child care would reshape our economy, give families breathing room & opportunity, and prove that government can work for working people. 
@warren.senate.gov and I are fighting to make it happen.

Iftar, Day 29

Harlem night with Mo Diawara. New York Forever.

Today, an administrative immigration judge ordered the deportation of City Council employee Rafael Rubio. This is an affront to justice. With legal authorization to stay in the U.S., Rafael went to a routine immigration appointment only to be detained for months. He should be immediately released.

Our City is overjoyed that Dylan has finally been released and will be back in the Bronx with his loved ones after ten long months of isolation and injustice. I wish him a smooth & joyful return to his life, community, and future in New York City. He’s a New Yorker, and we’re glad to have him home.

Iftar, Day 28

Happy St. Patrick's Day, New York.

Send this to a small business who deserves all the funds. Applications are open for the NYC Future Fund: a loan program with affordable, flexible financing for seasonal and growing small businesses. Apply now at nyc.gov/futurefund

Iftar, Day 27

We're implementing the largest expansion of Sammy’s Law in city history: lowering speed limits to 15 MPH at all eligible school locations by the end of our first term. And we’re not waiting to start. In 2026, we’re reducing 800 locations to 15 MPH, for a total of nearly 1,300 School Slow Zones.

We’re mourning the loss of 4 New Yorkers after today’s devastating four-alarm fire in Flushing. My heart is with their loved ones. Thank you to the FDNY firefighters & EMS workers who risked their lives. Several were injured. We wish them a full recovery as the Fire Marshal investigates the cause.

Welcomed Mohamed Diawara to New York last night over iftar in Harlem — then we headed to Marcus Garvey Park to shoot around.

Mo grew up in Paris and now, at just 20, is playing forward for the New York Knicks — all while fasting during Ramadan. A few shots in, it became clear why Knicks fans are starting to call him “3awara.” I’ll keep my day job. Welcome to New York, Mo!

Beautiful day in Jamaica, Queens -- out with Bhalo feeding hundreds of neighbors.

Spent this afternoon with Assemblymember Valdez and Ridgewood leader Father Mike Lopez, distributing food to our neighbors at the Hungry Monk Rescue Truck.  No better way to start the weekend.