New York City Mayor Eric Adams is rattling his 'tin cup' for more state funding to cover the city's costs of providing temporary shelter and food for tens of thousands of migrants. Testifying before a budget hearing on Tuesday — at the Legislature's annual "Tin Cup Day" when municipal leaders ask for more funding from the

The mayor’s budget relies on additional money from the state to cover a looming shortfall in its migrant care program.

In recent days, reports have emerged that the Justice Department, now under the dominion of President Donald Trump, might drop the corruption charges former U.S. Attorney Damian Williams brought last year. If this happens, Adams will go free and Trump won’t even have to manage the optics of issuing a pardon for a Democrat.

Mayor Adams may be making strides in his administration’s war on rats, but he’s still struggling with a battle closer to home. The mayor is facing a $330 fine over an allegedly persistent rat infestation at his Brooklyn apartment building,

New York City Mayor Eric Adams told state legislators Tuesday that he needs $1.1 billion in funding for migrant services. During “Tin Cup Day,” when mayors in New York go to Albany with budget requests,

New York City Mayor Eric Adams isn’t feeling so hot these days, according to his administration. The mayor, who just spent time in Washington, D.C., for the inauguration and had a personal meeting with the president-elect days before,

New York City Mayor Eric Adams urged state lawmakers Tuesday to provide his administration with more migrant crisis funding this year — but his plea didn’t move the needle with Gov. Kathy Hochul, who has already declared she’s not looking to earmark more such resources for the city.