Zohran Mamdani: “If they hate landlording so much, give tenants the opportunity to collectively purchase the buildings and become…”

I had a candid and productive conversation with rabbis representing a wide swath of New York’s Jewish communities and affiliations, and I appreciated hearing from them.

Making New York City more affordable isn't just about lowering costs," he added, "it's about giving people back their time.

Children need their teachers and human connection in order to learn and in order to grow. And they need to develop skills alongside their peers, build relationships with their teachers, and wrestle with tough problems on their own.

No family should have to choose between staying in the city they love and affording care for their child. This is another step toward making affordable child care something every New York family can count on.