Nick Garber

Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office Tim Pearson wielded significant power over police personnel decisions and migrant contracts, but there was scant transparency about his official duties.

Eric Adams stood alone in City Hall on Tuesday and tried to project confidence in his imperiled mayoralty as he answered in-depth questions for the first time since his federal corruption indictment.

David Banks will retire this month, a premature departure that deepens questions about the reason for his retirement.

New York City's powerful hotel workers' union trumpeted a deal last week with a leading trade group on a bill that would impose licensing and new employment restrictions on the city's hotels.

First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright resigned from Mayor Eric Adams' administration on Tuesday, according to multiple reports — a long-expected departure

When Maria Torres-Springer, an architect of Mayor Eric Adams' City of Yes housing plan, was promoted last week to first deputy mayor, the move was a symbolic reset for his embattled tenure.

A school-bus company owner, a scrap-metal business founder and an NYPD sergeant are among the relatively few New Yorkers that donated money to Eric Adams' re-election campaign in recent weeks.

A lawmaker and the city's powerful hotel workers' union agreed to further soften a bill that will impose a licensing system on New York City's hotels, responding to outcry from small hotel owners.

Several of the nonprofits that New York City pays to run its huge network of homeless shelters have funneled taxpayer dollars toward their own

Much like his campaign fundraising , Mayor Eric Adams is seeing a severe slowdown in the money he has raised for his legal defense costs, according to a disclosure released late Tuesday.