NYC Mayor Mamdani Hears Testimony on Romanch's Law, Which Will Ban Carriage Horses by 2028
The measure, renamed Romanch’s Law, has support from more than half the Council and would end licenses when they expire in 2028.
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NYC Carriage Horse Drivers Urge Mamdani to Save Jobs After Controversial Ban
Internewscast Internewscast Horse-drawn carriage drivers appealed to Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday to protect… This Post: NYC Carriage Horse Drivers Urge Mamdani to Save Jobs After Controversial Ban first appeared on Internewscast
NYC carriage horse drivers beg Mamdani to save their jobs after controversial ban: ‘I thought you stood with us’
Horse-drawn carriage drivers begged Mayor Zohran Mamdani Wednesday not to get rid of their jobs — calling on him to stand up for working-class people. Hizzoner, during a hearing at City Hall, faced heat from angry Transit Workers Union members, who said they felt left in the wind by the recently passed bill banning their...
Horse carriage workers beg Mamdani to veto industry ban bill, but mayor says he’s still signing it
Horse carriage drivers, industry representatives, and advocates lined up at City Hall on Wednesday to make a last-ditch effort to sway Mayor Zohran Mamdani away from signing Romanch’s Law — pleading with Hizzoner to veto the City Council legislation that would ban hansom cabs in Central Park. The speakers — during a public hearing Mamdani...
Mamdani plans to sign horse carriage ban, create transition for drivers: ‘They should not be demonized'
Mamdani said he is aware that many are still in debt from buying a city medallion and wants to make sure that the city creates a transition for them ahead of...
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