New York City is facing its first drought warning in 22 years, as Mayor Eric Adams escalated the city’s drought status on Monday, November 18, 2024[1][2]. This decision comes amid record dry conditions and an increased risk of brush fires across the five boroughs. Drought Warning Details The drought warning is the second of three…
– New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) Commissioner Louis A. Molina today announced a first-of-its-kind civil service exam series that will allow candidates to qualify for multiple critical public safety positions with a single exam. The first of the three public safety combination exams will help…
Mayor Eric Adams: How’s it going? Good to see you all. Well, sort of. So I just want to go over a couple of things before we open the floor up to some off-topic questions as well. [Crosstalk.] These fires, brush fires, never thought we’d be in the city talking about brush fires. But it just…
Gary Byrd: WBLS is proud to have a chance to welcome the brother who joins us as the 110th mayor of New York City. He’s the second mayor of color and the first hip-hop mayor in the city’s history. It’s proud this morning for us and it’s proud for our community and time to hear from…
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Mayor Eric Adams held a public hearing on the new “Safe Hotels Act” (Intro. 991), aimed at strengthening safety and hospitality standards in New York City’s booming hotel industry. With NYC’s tourism numbers expected to exceed last year’s 62 million visitors, Adams emphasized the critical role hotels play in maintaining the city’s global appeal and…