Charges should never have been brought against this officer. Glad he’s acquitted but as they say, the process is the punishment — and progressive lawfare knows no limit.

We can't ignore the e-bike menace any longer! My bill, Intro 606, will bring crucial accountability by requiring city license plates on all e-bikes. This is about safety—urgent action is needed NOW.

Let's make it happen!

Vinny has been a remarkable public servant and has been nothing but helpful during my time in office.

Congratulations on your well-deserved retirement!

Join us for the street co-naming ceremony at 54th Place and Arnold Avenue in Maspeth.

We're honoring Police Officer Robert E. Walsh, who was shot & killed when he attempted to stop a robbery in progress while off-duty. Let's come together to remember those who gave everything.

Let’s not mince words here - if you’re chanting “from the River to the Sea” or “Globalize the Intifada” on college campuses, you’re parroting Hamas talking points, you’re intimidating Jewish students, and you should face the consequences.

Had a fantastic visit to gallopnyc! They use therapeutic horsemanship to aid NYC riders with disabilities, helping them walk, talk, and learn to live life fully. 

Excited about potential collaborations to support veterans with PTSD. Thank you for having us!

Devastating that St. Matthias Catholic Academy is slated to close.

As someone who personally benefited from Catholic education, I understand what the loss of such an institution means to our community.

Parochial schools are vital, & the Diocese must step up to save this school.

Good to see elements of the legislation I introduced in the New York City Council being recognized in the budget.

Protecting our communities by ensuring smoke shops comply with laws is crucial. Stripping tobacco licenses for illegal cannabis sales is a step forward!

Come on out today!

#NYCASP rules are suspended today, April 23 and tomorrow, Wednesday, April 24 for Passover. Parking meters are in effect.

#NYCASP rules will be suspended tomorrow, Tuesday, April 23 and Wednesday, April 24 for Passover. Parking meters will remain in effect.

The 'City of Yes' proposal is slipping under the radar amidst ongoing events, yet it threatens to fundamentally transform our neighborhoods. This one-size-fits-all policy could lead to rampant overdevelopment, especially detrimental for Queens and beyond.
 
We must speak up now!