In a candid interview on NY1’s Inside City Hall, Mayor Eric Adams tackled the controversies surrounding his administration, from the fallout of his federal court case to the wave of resignations among his top aides. Defiant in the face of corruption allegations, Adams insisted he has done nothing wrong and vowed to stay focused on…
Governor Kathy Hochul’s speech at the 2025 Caucus Reception was filled with political rhetoric but lacked real solutions, showcasing the failures of her administration. Under her leadership, New York faces rising crime, an economic downturn, and an escalating migrant crisis. Rather than taking responsibility, Hochul blames Washington while refusing to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement,…
Mayor Eric Adams, joined by top city officials, has announced the next phase of the 388 Hudson Street development, a key initiative under his “Manhattan Plan” to create 100,000 new homes over the next decade. The project will convert an underutilized site in Hudson Square into a mixed-use development featuring critically needed affordable housing and…
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….
Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $5 million expansion of Choose Healthy Life, a health initiative partnering with United Way of New York City to deliver critical healthcare services through 30 Black churches across New York State. The program, now reaching Albany, Buffalo, Newburgh, Rochester, and Syracuse, trains faith-based health navigators to connect underserved communities with…
New York State law enforcement issued 49,948 tickets during a weeklong traffic enforcement campaign surrounding Super Bowl celebrations, Governor Kathy Hochul announced. The crackdown, running from February 3-9, 2025, resulted in 1,021 citations for impaired driving and 8,536 for speeding. Sobriety checkpoints and increased patrols targeted reckless driving statewide. Officials underscored the initiative’s role in…
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