Approved universal childcare for all 2-year-olds

Restored the Office to Protect Tenants to address unsafe housing conditions

Launched enforcement against deceptive landlord practices

Launched programs to speed up affordable housing construction on city land

Expanded free speech protections

Expanded public participation in policymaking

Street safety redesigns of: McGuinness Boulevard (Brooklyn), 31st Street (Queens), Madison Avenue (Manhattan)

Launched enforcement against hidden junk fees and illegal subscriptions

Restricted solitary confinement at Riker’s Island jail‍ ‍

Strengthened safety rules at city shelters

Approved new public restrooms in high-need areas

Began process to cut fees on small businesses

Approved affordable housing for formerly incarcerated people with medical needs

Banned hotels from charging hidden junk fees

Opened two new health clinics for young people

Implemented new rights: delivery workers, street vendors, and rideshare workers

Confirmed plan to disband the NYPD's Strategic Response Group‍ ‍

Implemented new protections for survivors of sexual violence

Lawsuits filed: predatory delivery app Motoclick and deceptive solar panel company Radiant Solar

Lawsuits won: A&E Real Estate for tenant rights ($2M), and Uber Eats, Fantuan, and HungryPanda for worker rights ($5M + 10,000 workers reinstated)

Invested $38M in heating for NYCHA homes

Opened new shelter for unhoused New Yorkers

Joined World Health Organization outbreak partnership

Launched enforcement against predatory employment agencies, and gyms and health clubs over subscription practices

Created multiple new legal protections from ICE enforcement

Funded overdose prevention centers to run 24/7 during freeze

Held hearings to gather tenant complaints and improve enforcement

Restarted bus and bike lane projects blocked by Eric Adams

Created a new business improvement district in Coney Island

Launched a new affordable housing development in East Harlem

Announced plans to improve jail and shelter conditions

Implemented new guaranteed time off for workers

Implemented new consumer protections for people with medical debt

Secured the release of student Elmina Aghayeva from ICE custody

‍Approved $20M in new healthcare funding for parents and newborns

Lawsuit filed: Extra Space Storage for exploiting consumers

Lawsuit won: Splashlight for exploiting workers ($528K)

Approved four communities for free childcare rollout in Fall 2026 ‍

Invested $50M in historically neglected neighborhood parks

Launched takedown blitz of sidewalk sheds

Expanded free childcare for three-year-olds in dozens of areas

Secured the release of Leqaa Kordia from ICE custody

Filled over 7,000 potholes in one day

Reduced speed limit in hundreds of school zones

Required NYPD to speed up bodycam footage release

Created tools to make property expansion easier for homeowners

Ended harsh criminal enforcement against cyclists for minor offenses

Launched the Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs

Launched the Office of Street Vendor Services

Launched the Office of Community Safety

Expanded the $80M NYC Future Fund for small businesses

Launched initiative to help people displaced by fires and other disasters

Safety and transport redesigns: Bronx crosstown streets and the Brooklyn Bridge entrance

Expanded job training program to include incarcerated people

Launched undergrad scholarship program for city employees

Approved free on-site childcare pilot program for city employees

Opened new electric vehicle charging stations

Invested $108M to improve sewer performance

Lawsuits filed: Instant Recovery Corp. for illegal business activity and QSR Management for abusing worker rights

Lawsuits won: abusive landlord Seth Miller ($2.1M) and abusive employers Salz Group and Theory

Approved the first city-owned grocery store location in La Marqueta, Harlem‍ ‍

Secured a pied-à-terre tax targeting $5M+ luxury second homes

Announced opening of seven new early childhood centers

Launched the Office of Deed Theft Prevention

Blocked a bill threatening free speech and the right to protest

Launched new online childcare resources

Completed $24M compost and snow infrastructure project

Released a framework for racial equity citywide

Opened a medical housing outpost to reduce Riker’s jail population

Launched the Office of Curb Management

Opened the nation’s first hub for delivery workers

Street safety redesign of: Flatbush Avenue, Grand Army Plaza, Linden Boulevard (Brooklyn), and Park Avenue (Manhattan)

Reduced insurance cost for affordable housing

Expanded trash containerization to new areas

Invested in green jobs and green infrastructure

Announced free match viewings for the World Cup

Launched Organize NYC initiative to engage public in rent freeze vote

Invested $95M in anti-flood infrastructure in Brooklyn

Opened applications for free on-site childcare program for city employees

Lawsuit won: exploitative delivery app HungryPanda ($875K)