(nathan fielder voice) the plan? become mayor so i can fix the bridge bump

Breaking news at the The New York Groove live show 🏙️ 🕺 👀

EXCLUSIVE: The city is prepping its appeal of a court order to rip up Astoria's 31st Street protected bike lane — but will also push to get the redesign installed this spring by completing a minor bureaucratic step that the Adams admin failed to complete. nyc.streetsblog.org/2026/01/07/two…

🚨NEW: New York State is modernizing its environmental review process to ensure that infill housing, clean energy, and climate resiliency infrastructure doesn’t get blocked by endless lawsuits and delays.

Huge announcement from Governor Kathy Hochul: Next phase of 2nd Av subway expansion would cross west on 125th St all the way to Broadway, connecting to busy stations on the 2/3, A/B/C/D, and 1 lines. This would provide much needed crosstown access for 100s of thousands of uptown

In the 1970s NY passed a law requiring lengthy environmental review for new development. The law was well-intentioned. But it ended up adding years of delays and millions in extra cost to everything from housing to green energy to parks—even when those projects are manifestly

You probably don't know what SEQRA is - but you should know that it's slowing down the housing that we need. Deputy Mayor Leila Bozorg is here to explain why reforming it is key to cutting red tape and building more housing.

This is so neat! I added it to my Google calendar. 🔗: nyc-civic-calendar.vercel.app

HAPPENING NOW: On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani Mamdani is reactivating the Just Home supportive housing project on the site of Jacobi Hospital in the Bronx. As Dr. Katz said, “Housing is part of the health continuum,” and these homes will help create a healthier NYC.

new york all the time. rest of the world, occasionally.

It’s time to modernize SEQRA and unlock New York’s future: new infill housing, clean energy, and green infrastructure. That’s why we’re launching a coalition of more than 30 organizations to update the 50-year-old law that delays and drives up the cost of critical housing and

Kicking off our rally for the Faith-Based Affordable Housing Act with State Senator Andrew Gounardes, Assembly Member Brian Cunningham, Linda B. Rosenthal “the #OriginalRosenthal” and NYS Senator Brian Kavanagh 卡范納! “Because of our failure to build more housing for the people of this state, New York is projected to lose not one, but two house seats.”

NY bill lets religious groups bypass zoning for #housing on holy land news10.com/capitol/faith-…

Took my first trip Albany yesterday for a rally & lobby day with NY Faith Housing, Open New York, State Senator Andrew Gounardes, Assembly Member Brian Cunningham, Housing Solutions of New York & more! 🏘️ 🔗 Learn more about the Faith-Based Affordable Housing Act & sign the petition: nyfaithhousing.org

Twitter is not real life in this scenario because people on here state that no one would actually oppose this meanwhile situations like this happen on a near regular basis.

Faster affordable housing delivery starts now! 351 Powers Ave in Mott Haven is the FIRST project to use ELERP — the expedited public review process that voters approved in November. nytimes.com/2026/02/20/nyr…

ULURP, but faster 💨 ELURP shortens public review for eligible affordable housing projects from seven months to 90 days. The first project? 351 Powers Avenue in the Bronx, delivering 84 affordable homes on City-owned land.

NYC's first Expedited Land Use Review Procedure (ELURP) project is underway! A NYC Housing disposition to create 84 100% affordable homes on a city-owned lot in Mott Haven will move through the new 90-day review process created by Charter reforms voters approved last fall. 🏘️🏗️