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But much of our focus was on prepping to keep New Yorkers safe during the snowstorm. Thank you to all the sanitation workers & emergency responders, taxi & delivery drivers, healthcare & retail workers, those who clear and salt the snow, repair broken water pipes, and all who keep cities running.

Julie A. Su on Instagram: "Week 3. This week we protected consumers from hidden hotel junk fees (not just for tourists who visit NYC but for New Yorkers who book hotels elsewhere), beat back a lawsuit... 8 likes, 0 comments - juliesulabor on January 25, 2026: "Week 3. This week we protected consumers from hidden hotel junk fees (not just for tourists who visit NYC but for New Yorkers who book hotels e...

Week 3. This week we protected consumers from hidden hotel junk fees, beat back a lawsuit by DoorDash and Uber to weaken driver protections (the law is meant to stop these cos. from taking $550 million in tips through app manipulation), and got the word out about 3-K and pre-K registration.

Mayor Mamdani at a podium

Hands raised

Man hanging “21 Days of a New Era” sign

If you book a hotel for $200, you should pay $200.

Today, we shut down hotel junk fees and surprise credit card holds. The price you see is the price you pay.

Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.

New Era of Accountability: Mamdani Administration’s DCWP Sues Motoclick and CEO, Warns Delivery Apps to Comply With Worker Protections

You cannot treat workers like they’re expendable and get way with it. If you don’t play by New York City’s rules, you don’t get to play in NYC.

This week, @mayor.nyc.gov stood with delivery drivers to take action against wage theft and worker exploitation. This lawsuit brought by @hellodcwp.bsky.social is not just an action against one company, it’s a warning to every app-based company from this Administration.

A New Era for Small Businesses in NYC. @mayor.nyc.gov issued an executive order to make it easier and more affordable to be a small business owner in NYC and I kicked off the Small Business Summit at the Barclays Center.

Mayor Mamdani Appoints Afua Atta-Mensah as Chief Equity Officer and Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office of Equity & Racial Justice

Together, we will make NYC a place that celebrates Black excellence and racial equity for all the beautiful communities that call NYC home.

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There is no economic justice without racial justice. I am thrilled to get to work with @mayor.nyc.gov & Afua Atta-Mensah to make this more than just a statement of principle.

New Yorkers deserve safe, reliable, affordable transportation where those who drive for a living are treated with dignity and respect. A strong @nyctaxi.bsky.social working in partnership across all agencies is essential to making sure that happens. Looking forward to working with Midori Valdivia!

That’s what the Mayor’s Office of Media & Entertainment @madein-ny.bsky.social must do. Let’s go, Rafael Espinal @rafaelespinal.bsky.social! Welcome to the team!

Government should be all hands on deck to act boldly. Let’s grow industries that make this city vibrant, that reflect its beauty, diversity & creativity, and that bring good union jobs to NYC.

Mayor Mamdani holds a media availability after handing out free tickets for "Under the Radar" Theater Festival. 2920 Campus Rd, Brooklyn. Friday, January 9, 2026. Credit: Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani, joined by Attorney General Letitia James, City Council Member Julie Menin, and DCWP Commissioner Sam Levine, signs two executive orders: to combat businesses’ deceptive use of junk fees and crackdown on subscription tricks and traps that that drain money from New Yorkers and make essential goods and services less affordable. Hunter's Point South Park Outdoor Gym, Long Island City. Monday, January 5, 2026. Credit: Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office.

…celebrating and making NYC’s world class arts and culture more accessible at “Under the Radar”, to signing an executive order eliminating junk fees, we are hard at work. It’s a new era, and we’re just getting started.

Governor Hochul and Mayor Mamdani partner to deliver free child care for two-year-olds in New York City, in addition to strengthening the existing 3K program to achieve universal care. Flatbush YMCA. Thursday, January 8, 2026. Credit: Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office.

Mayor Mamdani Appoints Dina Levy as Housing Commissioner, Announces Formation of “Rental Ripoff” Hearings. Sunday, January 4, 2026. Credit: Ed Reed, Mayoral Photography Office.

Week 1. @mayor.nyc.gov Mamdani has made affordability and economic justice for New Yorkers a bedrock principle at the foundation of every policy decision. Whether it’s announcing universal childcare with @governor.ny.gov Hochul or forming Rental Ripoff listening sessions…

Bluesky community! This is my official NYC mayor account. I’ll be posting updates on what’s happening at City Hall and how we’re delivering for New Yorkers. It’s great to be here.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani Appoints Christine Clarke to Lead the New York City Commission on Human Rights

I look forward to working with Christine Clarke and the City Commission on Human Rights @nycchr.bsky.social to protect New Yorkers from discrimination and retaliation so these things become not luxuries but the right of everyone who calls this city home.

Picture of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Christine Clarke, New York City Commission on Human Rights Chair

Picture of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Christine Clarke, New York City Commission on Human Rights Chair

Economic justice must include the ability to participate fully in the life of the city. That means being able to get a job, find a place to live, get a loan, grab a bite to eat, and seek help from City Hall.

Mayor Mamdani Signs Executive Orders to Crack Down on Junk Fees, Subscription Tricks and Traps and Save New Yorkers Money

“New Yorkers deserve to know exactly what they are paying, how much it will cost, and whether they are signing up for an ongoing charge — before a single dollar leaves their account.” - Mayor Zohran Mamdani @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social

As Zohran Mamdani takes over as mayor of New York City, he joins his new Deputy Mayor for Economic Justice, Julie Su, to talk about building an economy that works for the many — not just a select few.

Mayor Mamdani Appoints Dina Levy as Housing Commissioner, Announces Formation of “Rental Ripoff” Hearings

Through the Rental Ripoff hearings, City Hall will not only be listening, we will take action to ensure that the law is followed without exception and that New Yorkers know their rights when it comes to the often hidden or deceptive fees associated with the hunt for housing.

It was a privilege to work with you to expand the promise of a good job to more individuals, families, and communities in Kansas City!

“Beginning today, we will govern expansively and audaciously. - Mayor Zohran Mamdani

@zohrankmamdani.bsky.social's vision is an NYC where economic growth & economic justice go hand in hand. That’s only a radical notion because we’ve become so accustomed to economic injustice as the norm.

Doesn’t get better than working with @linamkhan.bsky.social & @saalevine.bsky.social again!

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As the year ends, I’m thinking about what a hard year this was. And how much work we have to do. Which is just one reason the inauguration of Mayor Zohran Mamdani brings me so much joy. He genuinely believes in a world where everyone is treated with dignity and is willing to set his sights high to build that world. And perhaps just as importantly, he knows that can only happen if we dare to dream of things others have called impossible and if we understand that power must be shared. I hope you’ll join in his inauguration and the celebration, even if you watch online. New York City, see you there!

Photo of Zohran Mamdani and Julie Su

New Year, New Era. #nyc

If the US invested in child care and had national policies like paid leave comparable to other industrialized countries, we would generate $775 billion of economic activity a year. The question should not be, “how can we afford to do this?” The question is, “how can we afford not to?” Let’s do this.

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Picture of Gwen Mills, Julie Su, and Susan Minato. Includes this statement rom Gwen Mills, President of Unite Here! “In the time since, from the multiple roles she served in California administration to her time in the White House, Julie has never wavered in her fight for justice for working families. As Acting Secretary of Labor under President Joe Biden, Julie drove the strides workers made during the Biden Administration, securing over $1 billion for victims of wage theft, modernizing the unemployment insurance system, and introducing a host of new safety regulations for workers on the job.” “We could not imagine a more fitting pick for New York’s first ever Deputy Mayor for Economic Justice. We know in this new role she will be a champion in New York for both our members and the millions who call the city home, and are grateful for the opportunity for continued partnership.”

@unitehere.org look forward to working with you to make sure one job is enough in NYC 💪🏼

Brooklyn Bridge at night.

Walking across the Brooklyn Bridge tonight after an exciting day with @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social & team. Thank you for the warm welcome, NYC. Can’t wait to get to work.

I might start drinking coffee just so I can go somewhere besides Starbucks.