Elizabeth Kim

The mayor intends to make an official announcement during his State of the City address.

Mayor Eric Adams has previously drawn a line in the sand against allowing city employees the option of working remotely for part of the week.

Mulgrew’s comments were the latest sign of the challenge Mayor Eric Adams faces as he contends with expired contracts from nearly all of the municipal unions.

The declining membership reflects the struggle among Democrats to agree on a set of progressive values as well as how to address police reform in the wake of the killing of Tyre Nichols.

Adams had previously been a prominent defender of in-person work.

The budget hearing featured no real fireworks, with state lawmakers appearing to be generally sympathetic to the mayor’s fiscal concerns.

Adams on Thursday appointed Ya-Ting Liu, a City Hall staffer who previously worked for the bike and pedestrian advocacy group Transportation Alternatives.

The mayor’s official Instagram on Wednesday featured a video of Adams stepping into an ice bath.

Following Mayor Eric Adams’ decision to allow remote work for one major union, some labor leaders who represent city workers are gearing up to demand additional compensation for their members.

City officials announced a $1.5 million marketing campaign to promote the expansion of a little-known tax credit for low-income working city residents.

Although city officials have in the past charged for sidewalk space, the public space around street curbs has traditionally been overlooked — and free for car owners.

The proposal would significantly curtail the power of a city commission charged with shaping the design of municipal projects.

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