What are 'ghost cars,' and why is NYC cracking down on them?
"Ghost cars" are identified as vehicles that have forged or altered license plates, making certain ones untraceable for traffic or toll cameras.
Adams defends NYPD's use of stun-gun on ‘disorderly’ Queens migrant holding toddler: Video
Officers were called to the Jamaica, Queens shelter for an argument involving an intoxicated man, identified as 47-year-old Venezuelan migrant Yanny Cordero, who was threatening staff members, the NYPD said.
Mayor Adams to reinstate bag checks in NYC subway after string of assaults
Mayor Eric Adams announced Tuesday that the NYPD would resume random bag checks among some commuters in order to tamp down on violent crime in the city's subway.
NYC unveils new permanent outdoor dining rules: What to expect
The city launched a portal to apply for Dining Out NYC, a new permanent outdoor dining program. Here's what the approved outdoor dining sheds look like:
NYC to enforce curfew for Randall's Island migrant camp
NYC Mayor Eric Adams is planning to implement a curfew policy within two weeks at Randall's Island migrant camp.
Violent incidents at NYC migrant shelters lead to calls for more security, revisions of sanctuary city law
New York City Mayor Eric Adams says metal detectors will be installed at the migrant shelter on Randall's Island after yet another fight broke out at the shelter on Monday.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams slashes funding to migrants in third round of budget cuts
The administration says the budget is stabilizing and that they would also be easing back on the citywide hiring freeze.
NYC Council joins lawsuit against Mayor Adams over rental assistance laws
The NYC Council is now joining a class action lawsuit against Mayor Adams and his administration for refusing to enact laws that would expand the city’s rental assistance program.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams says migrants will get $13 a day on prepaid credit card: Here's the breakdown
NYC Mayor Eric Adams is clearing up reports on how much migrants will actually receive on their prepaid cards.
Watch: NYC Mayor Eric Adams's interview with FOX 5 NY
NYC Mayor Eric Adams joined FOX 5 NY live on the 5 O'Clock News to answer questions about the issues affecting New Yorkers.
New York expands curfew to migrant shelters amid rising violence
New York is expanding a curfew to additional migrant shelters.
NY House Republican urges state, local leaders to condemn Biden's immigration policies amidst migrant crisis
Amid the NYC migrant crisis, a NY House Republican urges state and local leaders to condemn worsening immigration policies by the Biden administration.
Mayor Adams, NYPD shut down several brothels disguised as massage parlors in Queens
Dozens of NYPD officers prepped at the 115th Precinct for a mission to shut down at least six brothels in Queens operating under the guise of massage parlors.
Mayor Adams proposes new department to crack down on e-bike dangers
Mayor Eric Adams said he wanted to create a new department, known as the Department of Sustainable Delivery, focused purely on regulating everything related to commercial delivery services, especially regarding e-bikes, scooters, and other e-vehicles.
Mayor Eric Adams delivers State of the City address
Adams discussed the ongoing migrant crisis, crime, and new numbers on the city's homeless population.
Adams doubles down on decision to veto City Council's 'How Many Stops Act'
Mayor Adams is doubling down on his decision to veto the City Council's "How Many Stops Act".
NYC plans to wipe out $2B in medical debt for up to 500,000 residents
New York City Mayor Eric Adams says the city intends to wipe out more than $2 billion in medical debt for up to 500,000 residents.
Mayor Adams stands firm on veto, calls for council members to ride along
Mayor Adams vetoed the "How Many Stops Act" this week, claiming it would only take officers off the streets, and behind a mountain of paperwork.
NYC Mayor Adams accused of 'getting his Trump on' by vetoing council bill to track every police stop
New York City Mayor Eric Adams vetoed a controversial city council bill that would require police officers to document every "investigative encounter" with the public.
City Council's 'How Many Stops Act' faces potential veto showdown with Mayor Adams
The City Council has already passed the "How Many Stops Act" and has enough votes to override a veto if the Mayor decides to veto it.