Brigid Bergin

The mayor recently lost the support of the Brooklyn Democratic Party.

While the invite from Frank Seddio for the fundraiser at Junior's didn't violate any rules, critics said it crossed an ethical line.

Voters who want to changes parties before this year's Democratic or Republican primary need to be enrolled in their party by Feb. 14.

Three child care centers started receiving payments after Gothamist reported the city owed them millions of dollars.

“Who started the stupid rumor that I’m stepping down on Friday?” Adams said during a fiery speech before the city’s religious leaders.

Councilmember Joann Ariola says the minority leader post long held by Staten Islanders should come to Queens.

The Adams administration said it is not renewing day cares’ leases because of under-enrollment. The centers say the city’s numbers are wrong.

The list includes a Bushwick early childhood education center where Gov. Hochul spoke earlier this month.

Eric Adams may lose his fundraising lead in the mayoral race when the next round of payments goes out next month.

Executive Director Mike Ryan was suspended for three weeks without pay after the city's Department of Investigation substantiated allegations of harassment against him.

The New York Dippers jump in the ocean at Rockaway Beach every day in the winter.

The Republican ex-congressmember is scheduled for sentencing in February on Long Island.

The Campaign Finance Board on Monday announced the mayor would not be getting the first payment of the 2025 cycle.

The campaign cited the ongoing criminal investigation to explain why it ignored key questions from the Campaign Finance Board.

New documents from the Campaign Finance Board show fresh scrutiny of the mayor's re-election efforts.

A judge ruled that the entire New York Voting Rights Act was unconstitutional because it provides “enhanced rights” for certain races and ethnicities, violating the 14th Amendment.

Polls open across the state at 6 a.m. Here's what you need to know about the election in the city.

This is the second presidential election with early voting and the first since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Early voting starts Saturday. Here's what you need to know about how to register and cast your ballot.

Supporters tout the measure as a constitutional safeguard to enshrine abortion access and prevent the creation of new forms of discrimination.