Candidates for mayor are on the campaign trail, laying out how they would spend money to keep New Yorkers safe as current Mayor Eric Adams sharpens his attack on a top rival. “Let’s put more cops on the streets,

Even with the dismissal of a five-count federal corruption indictment, Mayor Eric Adams faces an uncertain future.

Lorraine Grillo, who served as first deputy at City Hall under Mayor Eric Adams, hosted a fundraiser Wednesday night for ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s comeback bid for mayor, The Post has learned.

The progressive New York Working Families Party (WFP) endorsed a slate of four candidates over the weekend in the 2025 NYC mayor’s race, hoping that voters would rank all of them while shutting out Andrew Cuomo and Eric Adams.

Though his own campaign status is in doubt, New York City Mayor Eric Adams was highly critical of two of his opponents during his weekly press conference Tuesday. His comments followed recent polls showing that Assembly Member Zohran Mamdani and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo are the strongest contenders to deny Adams a second term.

It’s a revolving door of blame. The criminal justice reforms signed by then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo are to blame for the Big Apple’s spiraling recidivism problem, Mayor Eric Adams charged Wednesday — leveling his sharpest attack yet against his formidable campaign rival.

Do you see that?” said Andrew Cuomo, who was making the rounds over brunch at Melba’s in Harlem one Sunday in March. Earlier that the morning, Cuomo had given a speech at Mount Neboh Baptist Church on Adam Clayton Powell Jr.