NEW YORK – Today, the New York City Council approved Romanch’s Law, which will phase out horse-drawn carriages in Central Park by June 1, 2028, while ensuring protections for the workers whose ...
The City Council first introduced legislation to ban horse-drawn carriages in 2007. Now, 19 years later, under the leadership of Speaker Julie Menin, the Council has passed the historic ban, following ...
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NEW YORK – New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin and the Council’s Committee on Technology today held a follow-up AI safety hearing focused on Elon Musk’s SpaceXAI. The hearing took place ...
NEW YORK – New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin today announced that the Council will vote on Romanch’s Law, which would phase out horse-drawn carriages in Central Park by June 1, 2028, while ...
Hearing scheduled for Friday, Oct. 16 before the City Council’s Committee on Technology following testimony last week by four major AI firms NEW YORK – New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin today ...
We're located at New York City Hall. Council Members each have an office at 250 Broadway, as well as offices in each of their districts. You can reach us via social media, email, paper mail, or at ...
To view and submit testimony for upcoming hearings held by the Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises and the Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, and Dispositions, please visit the Land Use web ...
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The New York City Council is committed to ensuring its events are accessible to all members of the public. For general questions about accessibility, or about specific accommodations, you may contact ...
The City of New York supports all its residents. Most City services, like attending school or using the health care system, are available to everyone, regardless of your immigration status. City ...
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