Will the Council say ‘no’ to Mayor Adams’ City of Yes? We get a preview next week.
The City Planning Commission approved the plan the day before federal prosecutors unveiled charges against Mayor Adams. Asked on the day of the mayor’s indictment if the fallout would affect the Council’s talks with the administration, Speaker Adams said City of Yes was “front burner” for both sides of City Hall.
Jesse Hamilton reportedly gave billionaire Adams donor Alexander Rovt a contract to house city agency, overriding the city’s ...
Eric Adams’s ambitious plan to modernize the city’s rezoning kicked off its City Council review this week with plenty of ...
Mamdani, a member of the New York City chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America, told the Daily News that his decision ...
Adams elevated Chauncey Parker as deputy mayor for public safety, replacing Phil Banks, the friend and former NYPD chief who ...
Despite initial opposition, London's C-charge gained public support and is worth preserving, writes Alexander Jan chairman of ...
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Scrutiny of the mayor’s use of the city’s public campaign finance system has increased after Adams’ indictment late last ...
Mayor Adams’s modest progress towards improving visibility at intersections is not sufficient to keep New Yorkers safe.
The Republican Party should be fielding more candidates and offering voters a reason to turn out. Where is it?
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is working around the clock to shuffle folks in the administration around or bring new talent ...
Attorney Jim Walden, who has worked on cases in and around city politics for decades, is running for mayor and is pitching ...
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