New York City Mayor Eric Adams held a public hearing to gather testimony on proposed legislation known as Romanch’s Law, which would phase out the use of carriage horses in the city by 2028. Supporters argue the measure is necessary to improve animal welfare and reduce public health risks, while opponents highlight concerns over the economic impact on carriage operators and the cultural tradition. The hearing comes as the city weighs stricter regulations amid ongoing debates over equine welfare and urban sustainability. Advocates and industry representatives presented differing perspectives on the potential consequences of the proposed ban.
NYC Mayor Mamdani hears testimony on Romanch's Law, which will ban carriage horses by 2028 CBS News
