In a wide-ranging interview on 94.7 The Block’s Jonesy in the Morning, Mayor Eric Adams highlighted his administration’s efforts to combat gun violence, citing the removal of over 1,000 firearms this year and more than 20,700 since taking office. He paid tribute to civil rights leader Dr. Hazel N. Dukes, emphasizing her lasting impact on…
Mayor Eric Adams paid tribute to legendary activist Dr. Hazel N. Dukes at her homegoing service, hailing her as a fearless fighter who poured every last drop of her energy into uplifting Harlem and the civil rights movement. Recalling her unwavering support during his toughest moments, Adams called her a guiding force whose legacy will…
Deputy Mayor Kaz Daughtry, Public Safety: Good afternoon, everyone. I am Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Kaz Daughtry. We are here today to announce yet another milestone in the mission to protect the safety of all New Yorkers. Under Mayor Adams’ leadership, this administration has not only constantly driven down crime, but also addressing the root…
Mayor Adams, Chief Technology Officer Fraser Announce $2.4 Million Investment, Release Roadmap to Advance Digital Equity in Disadvantaged Communities – New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Chief Technology Officer Matthew Fraser today announced a $2.4 million capital investment and released the “NYC Digital Equity Roadmap” to advance digital equity for underserved communities across the…
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg have announced the formation of the Village Interagency Task Force, a coordinated effort bringing together more than 10 city agencies, law enforcement, business leaders, and community groups to address public safety, homelessness, drug use, and quality-of-life issues in and around Washington Square Park…
Mayor Eric Adams is calling on everyday New Yorkers to help uncover the long-hidden stories of enslaved people who lived in the city centuries ago. The city is launching a massive project to transcribe old records — some dating back to 1660 — and create an easy-to-search online database so families, historians, and anyone curious…
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