At a “crypto summit” on Tuesday held by Eric Adams — the controversial mayor of New York City who recently escaped several federal corruption charges — crypto CEOs and investors made an open plea: please get rid of state crypto regulations so we can write our own and turn the Big Apple into a “crypto sanctuary city.”

NYC Mayor Eric Adams plans to invest $400 million to transform Fifth Avenue into a pedestrian-focused boulevard, redesigning the street and updating underground infrastructure.

Mayor Eric Adams said he’ll be “fine” if he fails in his longshot reelection bid, telling reporters Tuesday he’s cool with all he’s accomplished in his lone turbulent

Adams told the inaugural NYC crypto summit on May 20 that the plan to establish the city’s crypto advisory council was not about chasing memes and trends. He added that the worl

A group of 13 city council members have reached out organizers who bent to mayoral pressure: "This moment is about what New York City stands for"

The second-most powerful man in city government oversees more than 300,000 employees and a $115 billion budget using an iPhone outfitted with a tiny keyboard.

NYC Mayor Adams' advocacy resulted in the federal government lifting a stop-work order on Empire Wind 1, advancing renewable energy goals.

The Trump DOJ has launched a criminal probe into former New York governor and NYC mayoral front-runner Andrew Cuomo over allegations he lied to Congress about decisions made during the COVID-19 pandem

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced the opening of new commercial development around Broadway Junction in Brooklyn.

Mayor Eric Adams boasts about closing nearly 1,400 illegal smoke shops and seizing $95 million in illicit cannabis through NYC's Operation Padlock to Protect and aims to replace them with legitimate businesses.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams says he will create a digital advisory council to attract jobs and investment to the Big Apple and position it as the “crypto capital of the globe.” “This is not about chasing memes or trends,

The new national war memorial to be built along the waterfront in Queens in New York City will be called “Flames of Honor,” and it will commemorate post-9/11 service members who died in conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.