Mamdani warns of a $12 billion budget gap as Eric Adams disputes blame amid scrutiny over his NYC Token meme coin launch.

Martin, a former top aide to ex-New York City Mayor Eric Adams, of accepting diamond earrings from real estate developers.

Ex-Mayor Eric Adams is feeling snarky. Adams took to social media Thursday to take a shot at lefty Mayor Zohran Mamdani, slamming the democratic socialist for pointing fingers rather than dealing with a gaping $12 billion budget hole.

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams seems to be a real trickster. Unlike most other ex-mayors, Adams has apparently tried to make successor Zohran Mamdani‘s transition as frustrating as possible. Mere hours before he departed the office before New Year’s,

Mayoral proclamation recognizes Dr. Mason Blake Pimsler, MD, for contributions to HIV/AIDS care, women’s health, and

Adams lost his 2025 reelection for mayor of New York City to Zohran Mamdani, who is now the current mayor.

OVERRIDE SPREE: In a stinging parting shot at former Mayor Eric Adams, the City Council overrode 17 vetoes he issued in his final days in office, forcing bills into law that will grant more street vending licenses, deepen affordability requirements for housing developments and beef up local sanctuary laws.

A foul-mouthed flier unleashed on Eric Adams at an airport, prompting the former Big Apple mayor to snap “Go f–k yourself” and warn “You’re gonna see the Brooklyn in me.” The heated exchange, which was caught on video and posted to Reddit Tuesday, does not show what led up to the argument.

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams warned Monday about a rise in antisemitism and "anti-Americanism" nationwide, saying a newly launched New York City digital coin could help fund education and awareness programs while also promoting the city as a ...

NEW YORK — Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams, channeling his inner Kevin McCallister, rigged City Hall in the waning days of his term with a maze of governmental booby traps primed to stymie his successor, Zohran Mamdani.

The City Council on Thursday delivered one last rejection of former Mayor Eric Adams' controversial policies and executive orders by voting to override his last-minute veto of a raft of bills during his final days in office.