U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is operating with unchecked authority, and it is endangering people, costing lives and creating fear. 📢 Rallying in Foley Square, we demand accountability and transparency.

NYC Comptroller Mark Levine urges Target's board to commission an independent review of any coordination or cooperation between Target and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), following the shooting involving ICE agents in Marble Hill on October 8.

A memorial commemorating the victims of October 7 should have a place here in New York City. The proposed site at the Mickey Kairey Garden in the Gravesend section of Brooklyn, would serve to honor the victims and educate future generations.

🏮 Welcome to Canton Avenue! 🏮 Bay Parkway and 86th Street in Brooklyn will now be known as Canton Avenue, honoring the Cantonese-speaking community that has helped transform this part of South Brooklyn into a thriving hub of commerce, culture and community.

Comptroller Levine discussed his thoughts and recent essay on New York City's place in the AI conversation with The City Reporter's FAQ NYC crew last week, including what immediate action could be taken at the local level to address some of the City's most pressing risk.

Starbucks’ continued bad labor relations practices are grounds for a return to independent oversight. Comptroller Levine, on behalf of four NYC pension funds, NYS Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli and Trillium Asset Management have filed a shareholder proposal.

Housing is at the heart of the affordability crisis. We must build more and faster. At a recent Association for Neighborhood & Housing Development (ANHD) panel, Comptroller Levine talked about how public investment can generate strong returns while helping create & preserve more affordable housing.

🌙🥮 Passing out mooncakes and spreading joy at the Homecrest Community Services in Brooklyn. Dating back over 3,000 years, the Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the most important celebrations in Chinese culture & recognizes the end of the harvest season on the night when the moon is the fullest.

Since her death, Ricart’s niece, Lethy Liriano and supporters have honored her memory by educating communities and supporting survivors. Join the march or make the pledge to stand against domestic or intimate partner violence.

Tomorrow, the 26th annual Brides’ March takes place, bringing much needed attention to domestic and intimate partner violence. 💐 This year marks 27 years since Gladys Ricart was brutally murdered by an ex-boyfriend on what was supposed to be her wedding day.

Sukkot reminds us to appreciate the simple things: family, community, gratitude, and the blessings that surround us. During Sukkot, Jews gather in the sukkah, a temporary outdoor shelter to share meals, stories, and time together. 🌿🍋 Chag Sukkot Sameach!

Part of the answer is increasing the amount of power we can generate in New York. More supply can help lower energy costs, and those savings can ultimately reach households. The technology exists. Now we need to keep bringing people together to turn these ideas into solutions for New Yorkers.

Climate Week NYC has been a great opportunity to bring ideas together and focus on one of the issues that matters most to New Yorkers: affordability. How do we make sure New Yorkers can afford the energy they need to heat their homes in the winter and keep them cool as summers get hotter?

Comptroller Levine writes for our Substack about the urgent approach City government needs to take on AI: “Whatever happens in these high-stakes fights, this much is certain: enormous disruption is already headed our way. And New York City is simply not ready.”