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JOBS FOR ALL NEW YORKERS, GROWTH FOR ALL NEIGHBORHOODS

In a speech at the New School, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio called for a sweeping overhaul of the City’s economic development policies to lift New Yorkers out of poverty and reduce rampant income and economic inequality.

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A SAFE, OPEN CITY FOR IMMIGRANTS

Public Advocate Bill de Blasio unveiled a sweeping legislative and policy agenda aimed at fully integrating immigrants into the city’s economic and civic life.

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FIGHTING CORRUPTION

Following a string of corruption scandals, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio has called for a sweeping ethics overhaul to fight corruption.

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FOUNDATION FOR AN AFFORDABLE CITY

Public Advocate Bill de Blasio has outlined a new vision for affordable housing in New York City,including building over 100,000 new affordable units and preserving nearly 90,000 more over the next decade.

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De Blasio to City Council: Shorten MSG Permit to 10 Years to Speed Rebuilding of Penn Station

Public Advocate Bill de Blasio today urged the City Council to shorten Madison Square Garden’s special permit to 10 years, setting a timeframe to redevelop Penn Station as a world-class rail hub and s
De Blasio: City Hall's Denials of Small Business Fine Quotas are 'Willful Ignorance or Outright Deception'

As reported in the Daily News yesterday and today, numerous internal documents and interviews with employees confirm the Department of Consumer Affairs has a quota system for inspectors to assess at l
De Blasio Launches Inquiry into New Reports that Small Businesses are Being Slammed by Fine Quotas and a Rigged Appeals Process

Public Advocate Bill de Blasio announced an investigation into reports raised in today’s Daily News that a City agency set quotas for issuing violations against small businesses and directed its admin
De Blasio: Justic Dept. Support of NYPD Monitor Urgently Underscores Need for Inspector General, Racial Profiling Law

The Justice Department’s statement in support of a court-appointed monitor for the NYPD, were the Police Department’s use of stop-and-frisk found unconstitutional, urgently underscores the need for fu

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