Mayor Eric Adams announces record employment and job initiatives in NYC, including 4,770,981 total jobs, support for M/WBE, and a proposal to amend city zoning for business growth.

Residents in New Jersey cities report seeing ICE agents, causing anxiety. Operations follow Newark raids; local officials address community concerns and educate on rights.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams is on a reduced schedule due to illness, as his office prioritizes continuity of city operations. He's known for living with type 2 diabetes.

Joe Borelli is resigning as NYC Council minority leader, prompting an inner struggle between Councilmembers Joann Ariola and David Carr for the position.

Reports indicate NYC special education spending increases amid allegations of fraud and reimbursement abuse for private services, raising legal concerns and highlighting system flaws.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces the expansion of the Suffolk Crime Analysis Center to strengthen law enforcement efforts, featuring better technology and increased staff, amidst a reported crime decrease in Long Island.

Mayor Adams addressed New York's immigrant fears over increased enforcement, reaffirming the city's support and commitment to protect all residents, documented or undocumented.

Mayor Adams' budget is criticized for underfunding rental assistance, facing a $500M shortfall in CityFHEPS, which may worsen NYC's homelessness crisis.

New York City secures $48 million to replace benefits for 95,000 households affected by electronic theft, as Mayor Adams recalls the personal significance of the issue.

NYC restores $48M to victims of benefits theft; faces challenges after federal SNAP replacement benefits expired.

Mayor Eric Adams reports on the success of "Operation Restore Roosevelt" in Queens, noting a 25% crime reduction in targeted neighborhoods. The multi-agency initiative tackled public safety issues and quality-of-life concerns.

Mayor Eric Adams announced the seizure of over 20,000 illegal guns in NYC, highlighting a drop in gun violence and focusing on removing "ghost guns" from the streets.

Mayor Eric Adams has pledged not to publicly criticize Trump, coinciding with Trump's executive orders on immigration and other issues, despite facing criticism for this stance.