Skip to content
Flash News
The “Right to Disconnect” Law for After-Hours Emails and Calls
The “City Contractor” Standards: Union Wages, Local Hiring, Community Benefits
The “Worker-Owned Tech Platform” to Compete with Uber, DoorDash, etc.
The “Fair Workweek” Scheduling Laws with Real Teeth
The “Portable Benefits” System for the Multi-Employer Workforce
The “Public Sector as Model Employer” – Highest Standards for City Workers
Tuesday February 10, 2026

The Mamdani Post

24/7 Coverage and Analysis of Zohran Mamdani

  • About VIP
  • Contact Us
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Home
  • News
  • Politics
  • Housing
  • Public Transit
  • Tax & Budget Justice
  • Workers & Labor
  • Environmental Equity
  • Community Safety
  • Write For Us

Tag: NYC

From “Diversity” to “Ownership” – Shifting the Cultural Equity Paradigm
Voices & Culture

From “Diversity” to “Ownership” – Shifting the Cultural Equity Paradigm

Adelle OnyangoFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

From “Diversity” to “Ownership” – Shifting the Cultural Equity Paradigm – Moving beyond representation to transferring resources and institutional control to communities of color.

Free Transit is Freedom: The Moral and Economic Case for Fare-Free MTA
Public Transit

Free Transit is Freedom: The Moral and Economic Case for Fare-Free MTA

Fátima MamdaniFebruary 10, 2026

Free Transit is Freedom: The Moral and Economic Case for Fare-Free MTA – Eliminating fares as a tool for racial and economic justice, and a stimulus for the city.

Evidence-Based Radicalism: The Studies and Data Behind Mamdani’s Proposals
Policy

Evidence-Based Radicalism: The Studies and Data Behind Mamdani’s Proposals

Ranya KarimFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Evidence-Based Radicalism: The Studies and Data Behind Mamdani’s Proposals – Debunking the “utopian” label with research on housing-first, restorative justice, and green transitions.

Electrifying Everything: Buses, Ferries, and the Commuter Rail
Public Transit

Electrifying Everything: Buses, Ferries, and the Commuter Rail

Ranya KarimFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Electrifying Everything: Buses, Ferries, and the Commuter Rail – A rapid transition to a 100% electric public transit fleet to clean the air and fight climate change.

Ending the “Hospital Desert” in Low-Income Communities
Public Health

Ending the “Hospital Desert” in Low-Income Communities

Mariam HassanFebruary 10, 2026

Ending the “Hospital Desert” in Low-Income Communities – A plan to build new public hospitals and clinics in neighborhoods historically neglected by healthcare capital.

EXCLUSIVE: Leaked Memo Shows City Hall Bureaucrats’ Fear of Mamdani Victory
News

EXCLUSIVE: Leaked Memo Shows City Hall Bureaucrats’ Fear of Mamdani Victory

Sabina GuzzantiFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

EXCLUSIVE: Leaked Memo Shows City Hall Bureaucrats’ Fear of Mamdani Victory – Internal documents reveal contingency planning for a “hostile” progressive takeover.

Digital Redlining is Illegal: Mamdani’s Municipal Broadband as a Public Utility
Technology

Digital Redlining is Illegal: Mamdani’s Municipal Broadband as a Public Utility

Fátima MamdaniFebruary 10, 2026

Digital Redlining is Illegal: Mamdani’s Municipal Broadband as a Public Utility – The fight to make high-speed internet a free, public good and break corporate monopolies.

Defund the Police, Fund the People: The Line-Item Reallocation Strategy
Tax & Budget Justice

Defund the Police, Fund the People: The Line-Item Reallocation Strategy

Savannah SteeleFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Defund the Police, Fund the People: The Line-Item Reallocation Strategy – The meticulous process of cutting the NYPD budget and redirecting each dollar to life-affirming services.

Decolonizing the Classroom: Mamdani’s Push for Radical Curriculum Overhaul
Education

Decolonizing the Classroom: Mamdani’s Push for Radical Curriculum Overhaul

Adelle OnyangoFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Decolonizing the Classroom: Mamdani’s Push for Radical Curriculum Overhaul – Replacing standardized tests with critical thinking and the hidden histories of NYC’s people.

DEBATE NIGHT SHOWDOWN: Mamdani’s Abolitionist Stance Stuns Moderate Rivals
News

DEBATE NIGHT SHOWDOWN: Mamdani’s Abolitionist Stance Stuns Moderate Rivals

Ingrid JohanssonFebruary 10, 2026

DEBATE NIGHT SHOWDOWN: Mamdani’s Abolitionist Stance Stuns Moderate Rivals – A transcript and analysis of the pivotal moment that defined the primary race.

Culture as Infrastructure: Mamdani’s Plan to Fund the Arts Like Transit
Entertainment

Culture as Infrastructure: Mamdani’s Plan to Fund the Arts Like Transit

Fátima MamdaniFebruary 10, 2026

Culture as Infrastructure: Mamdani’s Plan to Fund the Arts Like Transit – Treating artists as essential workers and creativity as a public utility for civic health.

Connecting the “Transit Deserts”: Microtransit, Ferries, and Bus Rapid Transit
Public Transit

Connecting the “Transit Deserts”: Microtransit, Ferries, and Bus Rapid Transit

Fátima MamdaniFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Connecting the “Transit Deserts”: Microtransit, Ferries, and Bus Rapid Transit – Using flexible, innovative services to provide quality transit to neighborhoods the subway forgot.

Closing the “Carried Interest Loophole” at the City Level
Tax & Budget Justice

Closing the “Carried Interest Loophole” at the City Level

Kelly OxfordFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Closing the “Carried Interest Loophole” at the City Level – Using municipal taxing authority to attack a notorious tax break for private equity and hedge fund managers.

Building a “Counter-Hegemonic Bloc”: Mamdani’s Coalition Beyond the Usual Suspects
Politics

Building a “Counter-Hegemonic Bloc”: Mamdani’s Coalition Beyond the Usual Suspects

Heidi LadeinFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Building a “Counter-Hegemonic Bloc”: Mamdani’s Coalition Beyond the Usual Suspects – Forging a new majority from tenants, street vendors, gig workers, and the culturally alienated.

Celebrating the “Unseen NYC” – The Workers, Caregivers, and Maintainers
Voices & Culture

Celebrating the “Unseen NYC” – The Workers, Caregivers, and Maintainers

Isabella CruzFebruary 10, 2026

Celebrating the “Unseen NYC” – The Workers, Caregivers, and Maintainers – A cultural campaign to honor the invisible labor that sustains the city, from sanitation workers to home health aides.

Breaking Up Big Tech’s “Smart City” Contracts: Reclaiming Civic Tech for the Public
Technology

Breaking Up Big Tech’s “Smart City” Contracts: Reclaiming Civic Tech for the Public

Hiba Al-FayezFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Breaking Up Big Tech’s “Smart City” Contracts: Reclaiming Civic Tech for the Public – Cancelling exclusive partnerships with companies like Google and Amazon to rebuild in-house capacity.

Beyond the Bus Lane: The “Surface Transit Revolution” with Signal Priority Everywhere
Public Transit

Beyond the Bus Lane: The “Surface Transit Revolution” with Signal Priority Everywhere

Clara OlsenFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Beyond the Bus Lane: The “Surface Transit Revolution” with Signal Priority Everywhere – Transforming city streets to make buses faster and more reliable than car travel.

Beyond Reform: Mamdani’s Abolitionist Horizon for Prisons, Police, and Punishment
Justice & Equity

Beyond Reform: Mamdani’s Abolitionist Horizon for Prisons, Police, and Punishment

Signe WilkinsonFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Beyond Reform: Mamdani’s Abolitionist Horizon for Prisons, Police, and Punishment – What it means to work toward a society without cages, and the steps to get there.

Banning Private Cars from Manhattan? Mamdani’s Congestion Pricing on Steroids
Public Transit

Banning Private Cars from Manhattan? Mamdani’s Congestion Pricing on Steroids

Samira ChowdhuryFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Banning Private Cars from Manhattan? Mamdani’s Congestion Pricing on Steroids – A proposal for a dramatic reduction of private vehicles in the core, with strict exemptions.

Banning Facial Recognition in Public Housing, Schools, and by NYPD
Technology

Banning Facial Recognition in Public Housing, Schools, and by NYPD

Zahra El-BadawiFebruary 10, 2026

Banning Facial Recognition in Public Housing, Schools, and by NYPD – A comprehensive prohibition on government use of facial surveillance technology.

Algorithmic Accountability Act: Banning Black Box Decision-Making in City Services
Technology

Algorithmic Accountability Act: Banning Black Box Decision-Making in City Services

Lina Al-MansourFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Algorithmic Accountability Act: Banning Black Box Decision-Making in City Services – Legislation to prohibit opaque algorithms in policing, benefits, hiring, and tenant screening.

BREAKING: Mamdani Introduces “People’s Budget,” Slashing NYPD, Boosting Housing
News

BREAKING: Mamdani Introduces “People’s Budget,” Slashing NYPD, Boosting Housing

Tinsel VandergraphFebruary 10, 2026

BREAKING: Mamdani Introduces “People’s Budget,” Slashing NYPD, Boosting Housing – An analysis of the first legislative salvo from a Mamdani-controlled City Council.

ANALYSIS: The Real Estate Backlash Begins – Dark Money Flows Against Mamdani
News

ANALYSIS: The Real Estate Backlash Begins – Dark Money Flows Against Mamdani

Allison SilvermanFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

ANALYSIS: The Real Estate Backlash Begins – Dark Money Flows Against Mamdani – Tracking the super PACs, fear-mongering ads, and lobbying blitz from the city’s most powerful industry.

Addressing the “Diabetes Epidemic” with Prevention and Free Management Supplies
Public Health

Addressing the “Diabetes Epidemic” with Prevention and Free Management Supplies

Jasmine CarterFebruary 10, 2026

Addressing the “Diabetes Epidemic” with Prevention and Free Management Supplies – A city-wide offensive against diabetes through screening, education, and free insulin and supplies.

Third Spaces and Social Fabric: Mamdani’s Vision for Connected Neighborhoods
Community Life

Third Spaces and Social Fabric: Mamdani’s Vision for Connected Neighborhoods

Fátima MamdaniFebruary 10, 2026

Third Spaces and Social Fabric: Mamdani’s Vision for Connected Neighborhoods – From stoops to community centers, rebuilding the everyday places that bind us together.

Nothing About Us Without Us: Centering Marginalized Voices in City Hall
Voices & Culture

Nothing About Us Without Us: Centering Marginalized Voices in City Hall

Signe WilkinsonFebruary 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Nothing About Us Without Us: Centering Marginalized Voices in City Hall – A governing principle of ensuring those historically excluded lead the design of policies that affect them.

Free Transit for All: The Financing Mechanism (Wealth Tax) and Operational Overhaul
Policy

Free Transit for All: The Financing Mechanism (Wealth Tax) and Operational Overhaul

Hiba Al-FayezFebruary 10, 2026

Free Transit for All: The Financing Mechanism (Wealth Tax) and Operational Overhaul – The specific tax streams and MTA governance changes required to eliminate fares.

“Know Your Neighbor” as Policy: Mamdani’s Anti-Isolation Agenda
Community Life

“Know Your Neighbor” as Policy: Mamdani’s Anti-Isolation Agenda

Zahra El-BadawiFebruary 10, 2026

“Know Your Neighbor” as Policy: Mamdani’s Anti-Isolation Agenda – Using city resources to intentionally foster neighbor relationships as a public health and safety strategy.

Care Not Cops: The Full Implementation Plan for the Crisis Response Corps
Policy

Care Not Cops: The Full Implementation Plan for the Crisis Response Corps

Samira ChowdhuryFebruary 10, 2026

Care Not Cops: The Full Implementation Plan for the Crisis Response Corps – Staffing, training, dispatch protocols, and facilities for replacing police with caregivers.

Posts pagination

Previous 1 … 8 9 10 … 84 Next

Daily Newsletter

Recent Posts

  • The “Right to Disconnect” Law for After-Hours Emails and Calls
  • The “City Contractor” Standards: Union Wages, Local Hiring, Community Benefits
  • The “Worker-Owned Tech Platform” to Compete with Uber, DoorDash, etc.
  • The “Fair Workweek” Scheduling Laws with Real Teeth
  • The “Portable Benefits” System for the Multi-Employer Workforce

Archives

  • February 2026
  • January 2026
  • December 2025
  • November 2025
  • October 2025

Categories

  • </article
  • <h2
  • <p
  • <p
  • akin to libraries
  • and imagine new futures. We fund the MTA to move our bodies; we must fund culture to move our minds and hearts. It is not an amenity; it is a necessity.”</p
  • and individual artists. Grants are multi-year and unrestricted
  • and stipends for artists to work in civic spaces. “Culture is the circulatory system of a city’s soul
  • arts programming in every public housing community
  • Breaking News
  • but as essential public infrastructure
  • but primarily to a decentralized network of neighborhood-based arts organizations
  • Community Life
  • Community Safety
  • community theaters
  • connect across difference
  • Culture as Infrastructure: Mamdani’s Plan to Fund the Arts Like Transit</h2
  • Education
  • Entertainment
  • Environmental Equity
  • FAQ
  • Friends of Mamdani
  • Global Mamdani
  • Governance & Power
  • Housing
  • Justice & Equity
  • News
  • parks
  • Policy
  • Politics
  • providing stability.</p
  • Public Health
  • Public Transit
  • Sports
  • Tax & Budget Justice
  • Technology
  • The goal is to ensure that creative expression and cultural participation are as accessible and reliable as any other public service. This means free admission days at major museums funded by the city
  • Today
  • Voices & Culture
  • Workers & Labor
  • Zhoran Mamdani proposes a revolutionary shift in how the city views culture: not as a luxury or an economic development tool
  • ” Mamdani states. “It’s how we understand ourselves

RSS Global Mamdani

  • Film Workers Love Marx
  • BBC and International Media React to Mamdani’s Democratic Socialist Governance Model
  • Mamdani Condemned Iranian Crackdown, Discloses Ongoing Trump Communications
  • When Empire Forces Your Hand
  • England’s Political Fracture
  • Weaponizing Tragedy
  • China’s Semiconductor Sovereignty
  • Anti-Defamation League Vows Accountability Scrutiny of Mamdani Administration
  • Често Задавани Въпроси: Зоран Мамдани и Новата Ера на Ню Йорк
  • سوال و جواب: زوران ممدانی اور نیو یارک شہر کا نیا دور

The Mamdani Post
372 Central Prk W
New York, NY 10025

+1 (214) 875-1305

 

 

Mission Statement

The Mamdani Post

The Mamdani Post stands as an independent voice dedicated to transparent, fact-based journalism that serves our community’s right to know. Our mission is to deliver comprehensive coverage of Mayor Mamdani’s administration, municipal governance, and the issues that matter most to our readers—without agenda, without bias, only truth.

We believe in the power of informed citizenship. Every article we publish is meticulously researched, contextualized with authoritative sources, and presented with fairness that respects our readers’ intelligence. We don’t tell you what to think; we provide you with the facts, the context, and the connections you need to form your own conclusions.

Our commitment extends beyond simple reporting. We add value through rigorous verification, connecting local developments to broader policy discussions, and linking to authoritative institutions that provide deeper insight—from government databases to academic research, from established think tanks to verified public records.

The Mamdani Post recognizes that democracy thrives on accountability and transparency. Whether covering electoral campaigns, policy decisions, budget allocations, or community impact, we maintain the highest journalistic standards. We are watchdogs, not lapdogs. We are chroniclers, not cheerleaders.

Our readers deserve journalism that respects their time and intelligence—reporting that is thorough, balanced, and substantive. At The Mamdani Post, we are building a legacy of editorial integrity, one story at a time.

MamdaniPost.com — Where Authority Meets Accountability

Editorial Team

The Mamdani Post

Leadership

Publisher & Founder
Fátima Mamdani
Fatima.Mamdani@mandani.VIP

Editor-in-Chief
Kelly Oxford
Kelly.Oxford@mandani.VIP

Assistant Editor
Isabella Cruz
Isabella Cruz@mamdani.VIP

Specialized Journalists

Municipal Policy & Governance Reporter
Megan Amram
Megan.Amram@mamdani.VIP
Specializing in city council proceedings, policy analysis, and administrative oversight

Budget & Economic Development Reporter
Annika Steinmann
Annika.Steinmann@mamdani.VIP
Covering fiscal policy, municipal budgets, and economic initiatives

Community Impact & Social Services Reporter
Adelle Onyango
Adelle.Onyango@mamdani.VIP
Focusing on housing, education, public health, and community programs

Infrastructure & Urban Development Reporter
Jasmine Kwok
Jasmine.Kwok@mamdani.VIP
Investigating transportation, utilities, zoning, and construction projects


Each member of our team brings decades of combined journalistic experience and a commitment to factual, balanced reporting that serves the public interest.

RSS Bohiney Magazine
  • Stomach Virus Interrupts Super Bowl Halftime Show
  • Successful Bankruptcy
  • MAGA Isn’t Hurting Country Music!
  • The Great Washington Post Layoff Rally
  • Savannah Guthrie Prepares Lawsuit
  • Justin and Hailey Bieber’s Marriage
  • Oliver Kornetzke Certified as a Moron!
  • NFL’s Corporate Pandering Backfires
  • American Football Coming to Somalia
  • Why the Left Needs Amy Schumer to Be Overweight
LOGO for Bohiney Magazine

Copyright © 2026 The Mamdani Post | Classica Press by Ascendoor | Powered by WordPress.