Greg B. Smith

With just $92,000 raised in the last three months and an aggressive team of attorneys, the mayor could choose to follow his predecessor Bill de Blasio and allow legal work to go unpaid for years.

U.S. Attorney Damian Willians rebuffed Adams' motion to dismiss charges against him by pointing to the sequence of underlying events.

Jim Walden and Zohran Mamdani announce their candidacies as Eric Adams’ legal and political troubles magnify.

Following reporting by THE CITY, the comptroller and City Council are examining Jesse Hamilton's role in lucrative deals, including with a billionaire real estate magnate and mayoral backer.

Jesse Hamilton personally approved multimillion-dollar deals with Cushman and Wakefield broker Diana Boutross — a focus of a City Council oversight hearing Tuesday.

The former first deputy mayor, who stepped down from the position earlier this month, put in her resignation letter from the Housing Authority board Mayor Adams had appointed her to just before it voted on a controversial redevelopment project.

As a president infamous for issuing pardons heads back to the White House, he'll face hurdles to any attempts to pull the plug on the ongoing corruption case against New York City's mayor.

Administrative Services chief Louis Molina claimed taxpayers will save millions by renting from a donor to Mayor Eric Adams — but misstated the actual cost.

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.