There’s still work ahead — especially on fossil fuel reliance and freight emissions — but despite challenges at the federal level, momentum is building. Explore the full annual update to dig into the data and see where NYC is headed next here: buff.ly/AFbBGlk
The NYC Comptroller’s Climate Data Dashboard annual update is out — and it shows steady, measurable progress.
🌞 NYC moving towards its 2030 solar energy goals
🚗 EV city fleet adoption continues to rise
🏫 Building emissions are trending down, with most covered buildings already meeting targets.
Happy Vaisakhi! 🌼 Celebrating the spring with the Sikh Cultural Society.
This vibrant festival also marks the founding of the Khalsa, a collective of Sikhs devoted to a life of service and equality. We are grateful to their dedication and commitment to uplifting the community.
Thanks to @Fox5ny and Good Day NY for having us to discuss our NYC Housing Investment Initiative --a $4B commitment to finance workforce, mixed-use, and affordable housing across all five boroughs.
We’re expanding access to capital to grow housing supply, while working with our trustees to ensure strong returns for pensioners. Read the release here: bit.ly/4sWDpFf
We’ve got BIG news: $4 billion for housing across all five boroughs. NYC Comptroller Levine is launching a major new initiative to finance housing in NYC. It’s going to help us build and preserve the homes New Yorkers need.
As we mark the 10th anniversary of Black Maternal Health Week, we reaffirm the need for sustained investment, accountability, and equitable access to care. Every New Yorker deserves a safe, healthy start. Learn more NYC.gov/healthynyc more info.
Black Maternal Health Week is a call to action. In New York City, Black non-Hispanic women are about five times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white non-Hispanic women. That disparity is unacceptable, and preventable.
Proud to stand with @32BJSEIU as they fight for a fair contract. More than 34,000 residential building service workers, including porters, doorpersons, and superintendents, are demanding the healthcare coverage they deserve and wages that allow them to afford to live in this great city.
For a closer look at the housing breakdown & the latest labor and economic data, check out the April Economic Newsletter, New York by the Numbers buff.ly/MDBQuW1
New York City added nearly 45,000 residential units in 2025, driven by new construction and a notable uptick in office-to-residential conversions. While the City’s housing supply has a long way to go to keep up with demand, the momentum is encouraging.
Friendly reminder: taxes are due today! 📄 File your return or request an extension by the end of the day.
Celebrating Arab American Heritage Month with the Arab American Law Enforcement Fraternal Association. We had a great time recognizing the vital contributions of Arab Americans in law enforcement and public service.
📄 NYC & NY State tax returns are due April 15, 2026.
Free, city-supported tax prep services are available to help New Yorkers file accurately and on time. Learn more: nyc.gov/taxprep
A group photo of Sesame Workers Union at a rally for a contract.
A group photo of Sesame Workers Union at a rally for a contract.
A group photo of Sesame Workers Union at a rally for a contract.
The Sesame Workers Union is looking for a way to get to a fair & equitable Sesame Street. More than a year after employees at @SesameWorkersunion voted to unionize they’re still fighting for a contract that supports living in an increasingly unaffordable city. We stand in solidarity with their them.
NYC Comptroller with leaders from the Pakistani community.
NYC Comptroller Levine at the
Honored to join APNA Community Services for their 8th Annual Brighton Family Day and Eid Celebration. APNA Community Services is a true lifeline for immigrant families, offering culturally sensitive programs that educate, empower and bring people together.
Wishing a joyful and blessed Orthodox Easter to all who celebrate! 🕊️✨
May this holy day bring peace, renewal, and hope to you and your loved ones.
Opening Day is finally here! 🧢 NYC Comptroller Levine joined Council Member Carmen De La Rosa & Congressmember Adriano Espaillat at the 76th Annual Inwood Little League Parade & Kickoff. Let's play ball!⚾️
NYC Comptroller Levine at the National Action Network Convention
NYC Comptroller Levine shakes hands with Reverend Al Sharpton
Honored to join the National Action Network for their 35th annual convention. NYC Comptroller Levine highlighted what’s at stake: improving Black job outcomes & expanding MWBE contracting opportunities across the city. A stronger, fairer economy starts w/ making sure opportunity reaches everyone.
As NYC faces a multi-billion-dollar budget gap, the rainy day fund must be reserved for true emergencies. That’s how we protect the City’s long-term economic outlook. For a deeper dive into the recommendations: buff.ly/KUeoRdh
In a report released today, the NYC Comptroller issues concrete recommendations to strengthen the City’s rainy day fund, ensuring a sufficient balance and clear, transparent rules for deposits and withdrawals.
The initiative lacked a clear definition of what even qualifies as a small business and no real process in place to measure its impact. These findings provide a roadmap for improvement so small businesses can benefit. Read the report buff.ly/urnpD8H
Shows a NYC street with a headline from Crain's New York Business that reads "New York City's Small Business Forward program failed to help small businesses, review finds.
Quote from NYC Comptroller Mark Levine that reads, “Small Business Forward was a well-intentioned program designed to cut red tape and fines that are hurting small businesses. But without a clear definition of what a small business is or data to track its success, it’s hard to understand what impact this initiative had. To preserve jobs, help small-business owners, and continue to drive down storefront vacancies, this report can serve as a roadmap for the city to ensure this initiative is a success.”
A City initiative launched in 2022 promised to make life easier for small businesses, but did it actually deliver? A new report from the NYC Comptroller’s Office found that the Small Business Forward program fell short of its mission in cutting red tape and reducing fines.
When we build for New Yorkers, communities thrive 🏙️ Comptroller Mark Levine stopped by the UWS to see affordable housing in action and what’s still to come. This is what it looks like when we do the work: more housing, stronger infrastructure, and real investments that make life better for NYC.
During Passover, Jews share the timeless story of their ancestors’ journey to freedom. Matzah, unleavened bread carried during that flight, remains a powerful symbol of fortitude and faith. We were honored to join Satmar Matzah Bakery to take part in their tradition of baking matzah.
Wishing a joyful and meaningful Passover to all who celebrate! As Jews around the world gather around the Seder table, may the stories we share remind us of resilience, hope, and the enduring power of community. Chag Pesach Sameach!
Knead matzah? NYC Comptroller Mark Levine joined Central Matzah Bakery to make this Passover staple, a powerful symbol of perseverance and freedom. Chag Sameach!
On Trans Day of Visibility, we recognize and celebrate the strength, resilience, and contributions of transgender and nonbinary individuals in our communities. Visibility matters, it fosters understanding, inclusion, and respect.
This month’s Spotlight takes a closer look at how NYC drives job growth, focusing on the role of the NYC Industrial Development Agency (NYCIDA). NYCIDA can be an important part of the economic growth we need in the City. But sometimes the benefit can be hard to quantify. The report: buff.ly/LMMHnGq
NYC Comptroller Mark Levine carrying a box of grape juice at a Passover food distribution event.
NYC Comptroller Mark Levine joins other volunteers at a Passover food distribution event.
NYC Comptroller Mark Levine with other volunteers at a Passover food distribution site.
NYC Comptroller Mark Levine with other volunteers at a Passover food distribution site.
We’re glad to support the incredible network of non-profit organizations that are helping thousands of Jewish families prepare for their Passover Seder. For more than a week, we’ve joined numerous organizations, ensuring that every Jewish family has the food they need to celebrate Passover.
