NEW YORK—Mayor Eric Adams, in a July 29, 2025, Instagram Live interview with Rocanews, detailed the city’s response to a deadly Midtown Manhattan shooting that claimed four lives, including the gunman, and left one person critically injured. The suspect, identified as a Las Vegas resident, used two firearms—one legally purchased, the other linked to an…
Summary: Mayor Eric Adams and DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez unveiled proposed rules to enhance street safety by holding delivery app companies accountable. Requiring registration with the DOT, unique worker IDs, and safety equipment, these measures aim to protect delivery workers, pedestrians, and cyclists while addressing unsafe e-bike practices. Mayor Adams Announces New Rules to Hold…
On July 25, 2025, Mayor Eric Adams announced a $1 million investment in New York City’s Animal Care Centers (ACC) to enhance shelter capacity and animal care in Manhattan and Queens. The funding will support hiring and training 14 additional staff members and improving shelter conditions. As NYC shelters reach full capacity, this initiative aims…
NEW YORK, NY – Mayor Eric Adams and the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) are celebrating the success of the “Safe Hotels Act,” a landmark piece of legislation enacted last year to enhance safety and standards across New York City’s hotel industry. The initiative, which introduces new licensing requirements and robust safety protocols,…
In a lively interview on Hot 97’s “Ebro in the Morning,” New York City Mayor Eric Adams discussed his return to the show after a three-year absence, directly confronting the challenges of his reelection campaign and public trust. Mayor Adams addressed the recently dismissed federal charges, asserting they were “lawfare” targeting him after he spoke…
Mayor Eric Adams, alongside the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and the New York Public Library (NYPL), announced the “Liberty Link” program on July 23, 2025, to provide free or low-cost high-speed internet to nearly 2,200 low-income households in 35 affordable housing buildings in the Bronx and Upper Manhattan. Building…