A scandal has sapped the NYC mayor’s political capital, yet real estate hasn’t called for him to step down. Here’s why.

If the presidential election is declared for Kamala Harris or Donald Trump sometime after Wednesday morning, many of New York’s leaders may learn of that result as they schmooze in hotel ballrooms or ...

On the eve of a historic presidential election that’s being painted by the Democratic Party as a battle for the soul of the ...

U.S. District Judge Dale Ho said Adams failed to demonstrate that federal prosecutors leaked grand jury secrets to the media, ...

Mayor Eric Adams signed off on the controversial new hotels bill Monday — which critics had once assailed as a “nuclear bomb” ...

A law signed by the mayor mandates hotels have 24-hour staffing, have panic buttons for staff members, and, at hotels with ...

The FBI's New York division and New York law enforcement say they're prioritizing election security ahead of Election Day.

In one picture, Sheppard can be seen flashing a thumbs up. Mayor Eric Adams is pictured answering questions during his weekly in-person media availability at City Hall on Monday, Nov. 4, 2024. (Luiz C ...

At his weekly media availability on Monday Mayor Eric Adams talked about the city’s plans to keep Election Day safe and ...

This was the photobomb that caused the NYPD’s top brass to explode. A picture posted online appears to show the moment ...

Commissioner Thomas Donlon and his acting chief of staff, Tarik Sheppard, had to be separated by another official, said ...