Gov. Hochul won’t remove Mayor Adams, announces guardrails for City Hall
NEW YORK, N.Y. — Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a plan to rein in City Hall Thursday declining calls to remove Mayor Eric Adams. The governor hopes to institute a series of new guardrails that will tighten control around City Hall after months of turmoil following Adams' federal corruption indictment.
On Monday, four of Mayor Eric Adams’s eight deputy mayors announced they would resign. In a City Hall tarnished by ...
A federal judge ordered the Justice Department to explain why it was seeking the dismissal of a bribery case against the New ...
Governor of New York Kathy Hochul said on Monday she will meet key leaders on Tuesday for a conversation about "the goal of ...
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Judge Dale E. Ho in Manhattan set the hearing in a written order Tuesday as his first response to the government’s Friday ...
City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams called for Mayor Eric Adams to step down from office Monday, hours after four top aides ...
A Brooklyn City Councilmember wants to close a loophole in New York City ethics law, which he says permits powerful government staffers to work on projects related to their former private sector ...
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