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Two days after a Bronx man got into an altercation with the Guardian Angels in Times Square, the group’s leader, Curtis Sliwa, came under fire Thursday from a broad swath of elected officials and everyday New Yorkers. Sliwa, who erroneously identified the Bronxite as a Venezuelan migrant during a live interview Tuesday night on national TV, admitted to the Daily News Thursday he could have been ...

Mayor Eric Adams says nobody likes him, and the polls suggest he’s close to correct.

Adams believes his message of public safety will resonate with voters, despite the City Council overriding his decision to kill two bills Tuesday.

Up Close: Bill Ritter is joined by Tom Suozzi, who is trying to win back his old seat in the Third Congressional District of New York.

Despite his flaws, Eric Adams remains the top choice for NYC mayor

Three potential candidates for mayor in 2025 have been accused of sexual misconduct. Will that matter to voters?

Three potential candidates in the 2025 mayoral race in New York City have been accused of sexual misconduct. Voters are weighing the details of each case.

An exhibit at the Jewish Museum features photos of collars worn by the late Supreme Court justice.

(New York Jewish Week) — Scott Stringer, the former city comptroller who ran unsuccessfully for mayor in 2021, is thinking about taking another shot at Gracie Mansion.

Scott Stringer is filing paperwork Thursday with the city's Campaign Finance Board to launch an exploratory committee for mayor.