Elizabeth Kim

City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams will announce a $2 million proposal to expand seven-day service to 10 additional library branches citywide.

The new policy comes after New York City's sports director contradicted city policy by supporting President Trump’s order to ban trans athletes.

The District Council 37 forum was the first Adams had agreed to do ahead of the June primary.

In a letter, Danielle Sassoon said that her office had been preparing to bring more charges against the mayor.

On Instagram, top city aide Jasmine Ray expressed support for Trump's executive order banning transgender athletes from women's sports.

As questions swirled about his absence last week, Adams said he’d gone under anesthesia. His office said it was for a colonoscopy on Jan. 3.

Comptroller Brad Lander called the defund movement "a failed political strategy."

The city comptroller said he’d give the Conflict of Interest Board and the City Council more power, taking shots at Mayor Adams.

Adams claimed that a Biden aide said an influx of migrants was "like a gallstone. It'll pass."

City Hall says an invite from Trump’s Middle East envoy prompted the mayor’s abrupt change of plans.