It’s not just tenants who support #GoodCause, landlords do too. Two op-eds today make the case: #GoodCause is good for landlords -- one from a current landlord, one from someone raised by small landlords. timesunion.com/opinion/articl…

Important op-ed by David Jones, a property owner in New York who fully supports the Good Cause eviction bill: cityandstateny.com/opinion/2023/0…

Good Cause Eviction is good economics, good politics, and good morals. Almost every strong critique against it is a lie. The State must pass this critical measure immediately to combat the housing crisis and to save lives. @housing4allNY

Live from the rally to keep racist zoning regulations in place today. We’ve been fighting against housing segregation in the suburbs since day one. We know what Governor Kathy Hochul is up against. But we need housing policy that is driven by the needs of the most impacted people who

“In one bright spot, the Legislature did signal some support for common-sense protections for renters…a policy known as #GoodCause. These protections are badly needed in NY, where price gouging is common and evictions are on the rise.” nytimes.com/2023/03/22/opi… Mara Gay

#GoodCause means: —Reasonable rent increases —Staying in your home —Getting repairs done —Keeping the heat on —Having stability Good Cause means a better life for millions. Governor Kathy Hochul @CarlHeastie Sen. Stewart-Cousins, are you listening?

The Ellis family moved into their Bronx home just over a year ago, but now, after demanding critical repairs from the landlord, are facing eviction. Their struggle is another reason why Albany must enact #GoodCause ASAP. amny.com/politics/exclu…

Could not be more thrilled about this news. jane chung and @AlexCatsoulis are two of the best in the game and are committed to winning for workers AND grounding their work in progressive values. Hire them!

Producing more caviar would technically increase "egg supply" but wouldn't lower egg prices for you at the store. Any proposal to increase "housing supply" should specify what kind.

Albany to renters, first-time home buyers, young people: Drop dead

Comcast is one of the eight multinational media companies that control the news you watch, read, and hear. Shock of shocks. They are deploying illegal anti-union tactics against their employees. Media workers, like all workers, must be allowed to organize free of intimidation.

Today’s heartbreaking news shows exactly why it’s so important for media workers to unionize. Our statement on the shutdown of BuzzFeed News:

Most inspiring thing you’ll see today: hundreds of NYTimesGuild workers marching on their bosses, to the tune of Billy Bragg. Watch!

As members of NYTimesGuild, we are baffled and infuriated by the Times proposal to dissolve our storied and award-winning Sports department. This announcement is a profound betrayal of our colleagues and of Times values.

Just days after our Daily News Union members staged a successful 24-hour work stoppage, more unions at Alden Global Capital-owned papers will stage a joint walkout Thursday. We stand with them because it is one fight! washingtonpost.com/style/media/20…

God it would be so sweet for all the newbie Zohran volunteers to get to experience a transformational win Feeling that even once is enough to make you an organizer for life

“The winner…was New Yorkers United for Child Care (New Yorkers United for Child Care), who are running a statewide campaign to win more resources in Albany to expand child care.” “That’s a win win win.” –NYC Comptroller Brad Lander last night

not first to point this out, but the breathless predictions of a potential exodus of wealthier NYers have overshadowed the fact that the city has been hemorrhaging middle and lower-income people for years — largely due to the obscene cost of basic needs like childcare and housing

Budget scoop: NYC to launch pilot for universal child care as part of budget deal gothamist.com/news/nyc-to-la…