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Group is required to be independent from Vallas campaign but spending and leadership have ties to a top strategist.

Seeking influence in ward races is a group, United Working Families, that has argued for tax hikes that target the rich but could chase businesses and suburbanites from the city.

Many contributors have ties to ex-mayor Rahm Emanuel and many are from the business, development and investment world.

The initiative comes as Mayor Adams has grown increasingly cranky lately with how he’s covered by the City Hall press corps.

MAYOR RELEASES PRELIMINARY FY24 BUDGET: New York City Mayor Eric Adams released on Jan. 12 the City’s balanced $102.7 billion Preliminary Budget for Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24). The budget reflects the mayor’s ongoing commitment to promoting an equitable recovery by making investments in affordable housing, keeping city streets clean, ensuring the safety of communities, and

It's a big and busy week on the mayoral campaign trail, and a new report forecasts the state's financial impact of future electric vehicle sales.

One political action committee takes in money for the aldermanic races, while Mayor Lori Lightfoot brings home a nice cash haul—and launches an attack ad at her biggest electoral rival.

Selective Amnesia Dear Editor: Upon reading the letter written by Mr. Paul King in the Dec. 23 edition of The Wave (Demand Better), I agree about demanding better from our representatives. However, as in the past, Mr. King has selective memory. Mr. King ran for Congress under the Republican banner, yet every charge he made

When I took office as your mayor a year ago, I pledged that we would "Get Stuff Done" in these areas, and I am proud to report that we have done just that.

Certain attorneys have been added to a list of hard-to-recruit civil service titles that are exempt from the city’s residency requirements.