He loved this city, and everyone we spoke with stated he was a person of faith and a person that believed in God and believed in living out the life of a godly person. He embodies what the city is all about.

In so many ways, our pets care for us and our loved ones, and it’s important that we care for them, too.

No words can describe this act of evil, a man who takes the life of others who are innocent. And no words can fill the void left by this tragedy.

He was doing what he does best, and all members of the police department carry out. He was saving lives. He was protecting New Yorkers.

Housing is what’s needed, and this this project will rebuild and will bring energy and housing to College Point.

Personal strife should not cause you to leave office. During my personal strife, I stepped up. I continued to deliver for the city.

This is his history, and he’s using the same playbook in my mayoralty.

Listen, he comes from a popular name. His dad was a great governor. His dad stood for three terms and did a great job. In the midst of his obligations to the state, he stepped down.

ACC’s work to ensure no animal is left behind is essential to protecting animals across New York City, and our administration is proud to invest $1 million in additional funding to support the work ACC does and boost their capacity to better care for animals.

We support the essence of the local laws put in place by the City Council — but I have also been clear that they go too far when it comes to dealing with those violent criminals on our streets and have urged the Council to reexamine them to ensure we can effectively work with the federal government to make our city safer.

The state cell phone ban was the first step in putting our kids back on track to learn and thrive in safe, nurturing environments, and this new cell phone policy is the next step in ensuring students are given the best shot to succeed in school.