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NYC Invests $2.4M to Expand Digital Equity in Underserved Communities

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…

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Mayor Adams, DA Bragg Launch Multi-Agency Task Force to Improve Safety, Quality of Life Near Washington Square Park

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…

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Mayor Eric Adams Addresses Cuomo Allegations, NYPD Crime Stats, Precinct Council Controversy, and Misuse of U.S. Aid Funds

Mayor Adams Holds In-Person Media Availability March 3, 2025 NY City Hall Mayor Eric Adams: Like those boys behind us, it’s good to see some of you. Nice to be here on a Monday. [Crosstalk.] No, some jokes never get old. Good morning. You know, we are doing off-topics here on Monday because I will be…

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Mayor Adams Salutes Civil Rights Powerhouse Hazel Dukes After Her Passing

Mayor Eric Adams paid tribute to legendary civil rights leader Dr. Hazel Dukes, who passed away at the age of 92. Known as “Ma Dukes,” the longtime NAACP New York State Conference president was a political force and community fixer who spent decades fighting for racial equality, economic justice, and educational access. Adams — who…

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Mayor Adams Wants Your Help to Unlock NYC’s Hidden Slave History

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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