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De Blasio wades into NYC mayor’s race to defend Eric Adams, pans Maya Wiley attack Michael Gartland Mayor de Blasio defended Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams’ record on public safety Thursday in what amounted to his first substantive remarks on the Democratic candidates running for mayor so far. De Blasio has been relatively quiet about the mayor’s race up until now, often casting aside questions about it with “too-early-to-tell” responses. © Mayors Office/Barry...

The mayoral candidate would reassign an extra 100 officers to the division devoted to fighting gun crime, bringing their ranks to 300.

the Bronx Fernando Cabrera is the candidate for borough president who best represents the interests of the Jewish communities in the Bronx, with his focus on affordability, public safety, and providing services for seniors. Advertisement ); _avp.push({ tagid: article_top_ad_tagid, alias: /, type: banner, zid: ThisAdID, pid: 16, secure: true }); He was quick to condemn the recent synagogue attacks in the Riverdale community and the disturbing rise of anti-Semitism nationwide. With this scourge ...

Print Continue to article content “And I am here to say that that is wrong. None of us is more New York than anyone else. We all belong here," New York City mayoral candidate Andrew Yang said. | Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images Yang denounces attacks on his New York credentials as racist Updated NEW YORK — Mayoral hopeful Andrew Yang on Tuesday denounced attacks on him by rival candidates for playing into anti-Asian racism — tying broadsides against him to a spike in hate crimes in the c...

But it may still be weeks before New Yorkers know who won the Democratic primary.

/PRNewswire/ -- Pulse of the Primary: 2021 NYC Mayors Race, presented by Fontas Advisors and Core Decision Analytics (CODA), released its third and final set...

Guests: Deneen Borelli, Jessica Tarlov, Chad Pergram, Bill Melugin, Peter Doocy, Benjamin Hall, Kaylee McGhee White, Lydia Hu, Aishah Hasnie, Greg Gianforte, Katie Cherkasky, Howard Safir, Laura Fink, A.J. Louderback, Scott Martin

Two new polls in the race for mayor of New York City are out and each puts a different candidate in the lead.

Under his plan, Stringer would refocus cash away from police headquarters to precincts, cut down on dispatching cops to quality-of-life calls that come into the city’s 311 hotline and move oversight to 911 calls to an agency independent of the NYPD.

She was one of many politicians to demand Stringer exit following an allegation of sexual misconduct that surfaced in April.