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This November, Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces a major test: how he will handle negotiations with public sector unions. He has, on the one hand, expressed solidarity with organized labor; on the other, he has pledged to make gover...
Author’s note #1: Tal and I serve on the Parks Committee of Manhattan Community Board 3 (CB3) together. I write the newsletter Friends of New York City Abundance. The views expressed here are my own and do not necessarily represent those of...
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New York is, finally, seeing record-low levels of traffic fatalities. In 2025, there were 229 deaths involving vehicle crashes, compared to 297 in 2013. This trend is largely driven by the success of street safety policies pu...
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NYC’s legislation and agency data are, by law, “open”. For example, you can access any City Council legislation text and details through Legistar. But laws and data being made public does not necessarily make them accessible...
As always, the below summary of the Full Board Meeting is not complete but represents my best attempt to highlight key takeaways from the meeting. If you attended the meeting and believe I missed or misstated any important points, please co...
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Writer of NYCuriosity: data-driven analysis of NYC transit, streets, the City budget, and how the city governs itself. Data scientist, member of Manhattan Community Board 3, and co-organizer of the State Capacity Ecosystem.
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