#news #newstoday #topnews #newsupdates #trendingnews #topstories #headlines Now she’s in the spirit of giving. Ingrid Lewis-Martin, Mayor Eric Adams’ former chief advisor, hosted her annual toy drive in Brooklyn Friday night and belted out the lyrics to Beyoncé’s “Cuff It” during karaoke — one day after she was indicted for…
A disaster response company that replaced the controversial DocGo as a migrant services provider for New York City has cost taxpayers more than $450 million over the last year, The Post has learned. Councilman Justin Brannan (D-Brooklyn) called on the city and state comptrollers to investigate Garner Environmental Services’ contract…
A teen was stabbed in the neck by an unhinged stranger near City Hall in Manhattan Wednesday morning, police and sources said. The victim – a 19-year-old man – got into an argument with another man standing on line outside 1 Centre St., the city’s municipal building, where they both…
The reports are full of drama, with tales of resignations, indictments and chatter about the next head to roll. Or as New Yorkers say, it’s another day in the tenure of Mayor Adams. Gothamites attuned to the messy history of local government realize we are living in a unique moment,…
The Issue: Mayor Adams indicted with federal corruption charges including bribery and fraud. Mayor Adams finally got indicted (“ ‘I am a target,’ ” Sept. 26). What took so long? This bum has been showing his true colors since Day 1. The first clue was when it was revealed that he was…
Mayor Eric Adams already has several Democratic challengers in the 2025 race — and more contenders may seize his bombshell indictment as an opportunity to throw their hat in the ring. Adams vowed to keep leading the Big Apple once news of the indictment broke Wednesday night, but whether he…
Here’s the quick back story to the Charter-reform proposals that will be on the November city ballot: The City Council tried to grab some power at Mayor Adams’ expense; he cut it off, threatened to cut the council’s power — then backed off in a clear cease-fire offer. Council lefties…
New York City is considering allowing some city employees to work remotely again, Mayor Eric Adams said Tuesday. When asked during a news conference if he would consider allowing city employees to work from home, Adams said he has already asked city agencies to “come up with creative ways of…
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