Elizabeth Caputo

I’m running for a safer, cleaner, greener Manhattan. For neighborhoods, safety, small biz, arts and culture, equitable zoning and housing - and jobs. Let’s elect a Borough President who’ll be a bridge to all our neighborhoods, with the local experience to get it done.

i can still live another 50 years if @Mike_Pence has the courage

Billboard Lawyers' Defend Ads and Tactics Amid MTA Push for Lawsuit Reform thecity.nyc/2026/04/27/mta… via @THECITYNY

This is a reasonable step if the goal of the pied-à-terre tax is to target absentee wealth - then elected officials should take steps to make sure that job creators, New York residents, and major contributors to the local economy aren’t collateral damage. @BCofNYS, @REBNY, and the Partnership believe that if we want to continue encouraging investment in New York, reasonable exemptions should be considered - like employing 100+ NY workers, paying $5M+ in property taxes, or maintaining a primary residence elsewhere in NY.

Women Take the Wheel in NYC’s For-Hire Vehicles, Even as Male Drivers Predominate | THE CITY — NYC News thecity.nyc/2026/04/21/wom…

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The free ticket giveaway was fully subscribed within hours yesterday . Guess the percentage of no shows from the ticket offer

Thank you @vmmaloney! Op-ed: New York needs to up its game to capitalize on the FIFA World Cup crainsnewyork.com/opinion/commen…

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A Fifth of NYC Built on Bygone Water Now at Risk: Study Maps City’s 'Blue Zones' | THE CITY — NYC News thecity.nyc/2026/04/01/flo…

Wall Street Enlists Marine Veteran Steven Fulop to Take On NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Push to Raise Taxes - WSJ wsj.com/us-news/nyc-zo…

Delinquent Owners Shamed in Council for Snowy Obstacles for the Disabled thecity.nyc/2026/02/27/sno… via @THECITYNY

Worth bumping this: Mayor Mamdani has been strong on housing as he outlines his vision for more growth, and it’s good to see forward movement. If NYC delivers real, sustained housing growth, it can reset the national playbook for how leaders tackle supply and affordability.

Pets Are Expensive and Shelters Are Packed. Advocates Say Mamdani Should Help. thecity.nyc/2026/02/25/aff… via @THECITYNY

USA!!! 🇺🇸🏒🥇#womenrule

The victim who was part of Epstein's plea deal was 16 years old, not 17-and-a-half -- as Mr. Dershowitz and others have contended in recent days. Let's not rewrite history. (Photo missing, but link works) miamiherald.com/news/politics-…

THIS ⬇️ No redistricting for Staten Island: Leave the current lines in place nydailynews.com/2026/01/23/no-…

This proposal is absolute suicide for NYC and an Absolute dream for NJ. Speaking as both a NJ mayor and the incoming CEO of the Partnership for NYC: I can’t think of an easier narrative to torch supporters of this idea (both politically and governmentally). Even if believe companies won’t move, what remains 100% indisputable is they certainly won’t create a single new jobs in NYC. Reason is this: What people hate in politics is half truths + this graph doesn’t even reflect the entire of what is being said. Raising NY’s corporate rate to “match NJ” while ignoring NYC’s existing 8.85% additional tax (which isn’t in this graph) means NYC companies get hit with a 16%+ burden. That’s not competitiveness, that’s not “marginally” more than neighbors…. Any reasonable person can see the truth in what I’m saying.

The Rizzler has returned to Citi Field!

24 years ago today, over 500,000 people were saved from Lower Manhattan by boat. Staten Island ferry captains and countless other boats went towards danger to save strangers. Thank you to everyone who helped New York City that day.

Looking back on the darkest moments in our history, it's important to remember the ways the community stepped up and pulled together. Every year on 9/11, we honor those we lost and pay tribute to the acts of heroism with Tribute in Light, filling the darkness where the towers once stood. #NeverForget911

September 11th is a reminder of unimaginable loss and of America’s unmatched resilience. As a Marine and as Mayor of Jersey City, where our waterfront became a triage point for New York City that day, I’ve seen how service, sacrifice, and unity define us. Today, we remember, we honor, and we recommit to one another.