Greg B. Smith

Department of Investigation is scrutinizing a pending lease in an office tower owned by a billionaire backer of the mayor, among other transactions.

Comptroller Brad Lander's office found dozens of cases where NYCHA could not document that work the agency had paid for was actually done.

Simultaneous FBI raids on mayoral fundraisers Al Cockfield and Weihong Hu follow an investigation by THE CITY, The Guardian and Documented into their Department of Buildings interventions.

The Campaign Finance Board will vote on whether to give public matching funds to the mayor. Years of defiance — and a federal indictment — will weigh on the decision.

Campaign Finance Board declares the mayor’s conduct, including indictment allegations of fraudulent fundraising, as likely “conduct in violation of the campaign finance law.”

The ex-lieutenant governor faces charges tied to his 2021 bid for city comptroller and alleged abuse — first exposed by THE CITY — of public campaign matching dollars.

Confronted by the Campaign Finance Board as the mayor’s team asked for public matching funds, they ignored key questions on who paid for what, newly released records show.

Federal budget package includes long-delayed measure to prevent fires that have killed and injured hundreds, steered by Schumer, Gillibrand and Torres.

The chief advisor who stepped down earlier this week and her 38-year-old son are charged in what prosecutors described as a series of illegal favors and payments.

Citing his federal indictment, the Campaign Finance Board told Adams that he may be in breach of certification and could also be ineligible for future funding.