Mayor Eric Adams and Schools Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos are going all in to get more NYC kids into early childhood education programs. With enrollment lagging in some neighborhoods, City Hall is rolling out aggressive outreach—emails, social media blasts, and borough-wide sign-up events—to make sure every family knows how to apply. Mayor Adams, Chancellor Aviles-Ramos Announce…
Mayor Eric Adams announced the shutdown of six more migrant shelters, including the tent-based Creedmoor site, marking a major milestone in NYC’s response to the asylum seeker crisis. With the city’s migrant shelter population dropping for seven straight months, the Adams administration says its crackdown on border policy and shelter management saved taxpayers $5.2 billion….
New York City Mayor Eric Adams met with Border Czar Tom Homan to discuss strategies for addressing migrant-related crime, including targeting violent gangs and enhancing law enforcement cooperation. Adams announced plans to reinstate ICE operations on Rikers Island to assist in criminal investigations and expand NYPD involvement in federal task forces. Emphasizing public safety as…
New York City Mayor Eric Adams hosted his 19th Older Adult Town Hall, outlining key achievements in crime reduction, job creation, and affordable housing development. Addressing seniors directly, Adams emphasized his administration’s commitment to making the city safer and more livable for all residents. He highlighted a drop in crime, the removal of 80,000 illegal…
New York City has issued three Emergency Executive Orders—744, 745, and 746—on February 12, 2025, to address critical challenges in its correctional system and the escalating migrant crisis. The orders aim to improve conditions in city jails following federal scrutiny, enhance safety for correctional staff and detainees, and provide emergency housing for thousands of asylum…
Mayor Eric Adams and Acting Health Commissioner Dr. Michelle Morse announced precautionary measures after birds in New York City tested positive for H5N1, commonly known as bird flu. While officials emphasized that the risk to humans remains low and no cases have been reported in the state, the city is coordinating with state agencies to…
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