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Comptroller Levine and Pension Trustees Commit $300M in New Capital to Fund Union-Built Housing in New York City

New York, NY — Comptroller Mark Levine and the trustees of four of New York City’s public pension funds today announced a historic $300 million investment with the AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust (HIT), marking its largest-ever allocation to the fund, supporting effort to build and preserve homes. This new investment is the latest step in the Comptroller’s commitment to invest $4 billion over the next four years in housing construction and preservation across New York City.   "Programs like the HIT...

Comptroller Levine Unveils 2026 Edition of the Employer Violations Dashboard Tracking Companies Violating Key Labor Laws

New York, NY — The Office of New York City Comptroller Mark Levine today released the 2026 edition of the Employer Violations Dashboard – a tool that consolidates data from federal, state, and city enforcement agencies – to identify employers who violated key labor laws across the five boroughs.   Launched on Labor Day in 2024 and updated annually, the Comptroller’s Employer Violations Dashboard tracks private employers’ violations of a range of workplace laws, including health and safety violations, wage theft, prevailing wage violations, illegal interference with...

Ahead of School Year Kick Off, Comptroller Levine Finds Just 48 NYC Public Schools Take Advantage of City Program to Create More Outdoor Space for Students

New York, NY — As nearly one million New York City students prepare to return to school on September 10, just 48 New York City Public Schools (NYCPS), serving approximately 27,000 students, use the City’s “School Streets” program to turn adjacent streets into additional outdoor space for PE, recess, outdoor learning, arrival, dismissal, and other activities, according to a new analysis from the Office of Comptroller Mark Levine.   The limited reach of the program comes as hundreds of schools face constraints on outdoor space: while the City does not maintain comprehensive data on outdoor...

New York by the Numbers Monthly Economic and Fiscal Outlook No. 116 – August 2026

A Message from the Comptroller Dear New Yorkers, As summer winds down, New York City remains somewhat shielded from the sluggish economy taking hold throughout the rest of the United States. While the stock market continues its surge, private sector employment in the U.S. grew by just 30K in July, falling short of forecasts, and gains in both May and June were revised down. As a result, the three-month average gain fell to 40K and the employment to population ratio...

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