NYC comptroller proposes expanding fossil fuel divestment to midstream, downstream projects
New York City Comptroller Brad Lander, the fiduciary for the $274.4 billion New York City Retirement Systems, has proposed ending future private markets investments in midstream and downstream fossil fuel infrastructure by the system's pension funds.
In the past five fiscal years the city has improperly given out roughly $6.5 million through its tax break for condos and ...
New York City Comptroller Brad Lander called for changes to city regulations that would end app lockouts, a practice that ...
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New York City Comptroller Brad Lander pulled off the largest fundraising haul in the latest reporting period out of all the ...
This is one of two proposals on deck that could fundamentally change how the City Council passes laws. Under Ballot Question ...
Several civic and left-leaning groups have called on New York voters to approve Proposition 1, focused on abortion rights, ...
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Comptroller Lander and taxi workers call on TLC to toss lockout data ahead of next pay raiseCity Comptroller Brad Lander joined the New York Taxi Workers Alliance on Thursday in calling on the Taxi and ...
Rule changes would require the New York City Campaign Finance Board to withhold public funds for certain violations, ...
As a first order of business, Mayor Eric Adams has to go. He should resign or Gov. Kathy Hochul should remove him. The stench ...
City Council members will debate the overhaul of zoning rules to build more affordable housing in New York City on Tuesday.
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Why can’t New York keep up with the demand for bilingual teachers?School districts across New York state have long struggled to find qualified bilingual education teachers, and the problem ...
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