Mayor Eric Adams, asked Tuesday if he would disavow supportive comments about his federal indictment made by former President Donald Trump at the Al Smith dinner, said that New Yorkers need to look at the issues — and told reporters they were “wasting” his time with too many Trump-related questions.

Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday refused to explicitly disavow Donald Trump’s effusive support for him after his federal indictment. The Democratic mayor declined multiple times during his weekly press conference on Tuesday to reject comments Trump,

Aides and allies to Mayor Eric Adams have discussed launching a charter revision commission next year, a move that would again stymie any City Council effort to gain more power over agency head appointments.

New York City began two days of public hearings Monday on Mayor Eric Adams' "City of Yes" housing proposal. The plan is designed to address the housing crisis by changing zoning regulations to allow more residential units to be built.

Hundreds of New Yorkers testified during a marathon City Council hearing Tuesday reviewing the Adams administration’s sweeping “City of Yes” plan, which aims to boost the city’s housing supply by overhauling decades-old zoning regulations.

Mamdani, a democratic socialist, plans to campaign on a slate of progressive policy ideas that include rent freezes, free buses and lowering the cost of child care.

Zohran Mamdani, a left-wing state assemblyman from Queens, filed Monday to run for mayor in 2025, making him the fifth major candidate to challenge Eric Adams in the Democratic primary.

Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist Assembly Member representing Astoria, has become the latest contender in next year's race to unseat embattled Mayor