Timothy Pearson, a senior advisor to Mayor Eric Adams, was found to have abused his authority at a migrant shelter, Department of Investigation reports.

The governor is set to announce state and city bills increasing oversight of the mayor's office instead

The lawmakers urged the governor to refrain from removing Adams and wait for voters to make a decision on his political future in the June elections

Hochul said she would meet with officials in Manhattan to discuss Adams' potential removal. Here's what that process might look like.

A former Watergate prosecutor urged the judge overseeing Eric Adams's corruption case to further investigate the Justice Department's dismissal request.

Adams reportedly met with three deputy mayors over their desire to leave his administration

Adams is set to issue an executive order to allow federal immigration authorities into Rikers Island jail complex after meeting with Border Czar Tom Homan.

Another federal prosecutor resigned from their position after the Department of Justice dismissed all federal charges in the corruption case against Eric Adams.

Mayor Eric Adams' decision to allow ICE onto Rikers Island has drawn sharp criticism from his mayoral challengers and legal experts.

A City Hall spokesperson rejected calls from different officials following the resignation of prosecutors over the matter

Kathy Hochul is the only official with power to remove the NYC mayor from office

State Sen. Mike Gianaris said "Eric Adams is clearly compromised and can no longer be considered the legitimate leader of our city"

Other legal experts have drawn comparisons to past instances of executive overreach, such as the firing of FBI Director James Comey during Trump's first term

"The mayor has emergency order power. He's going to have to beg and be a good boy for Trump," a source close to Tom Homan told the New York Post

The move tells employees to not interfere with ICE or bash President Donald Trump in his immigration crackdown efforts

Eric Adams is back int the spotlight after not being seen in a week, disproving rumors that he will step down from office and defending his immigration stance

Advocates rallied on the steps of City Hall on Thursday to call on Mayor Adams to do more to protect migrants and follow city sanctuary laws

New York City will close 13 emergency shelters that housed asylum seekers by June as the numbers of migrants in the Big Apple have fallen to its lowest point in 18 months.

Homan also suggested other Democratic leaders could "take a page out of Mayor Eric Adams' playbook" when it comes to cooperating with the next administration

The announcement comes amid concerns from immigration advocates about potential raids on these facilities. Adams cites a different reason for the closures.

"Cancel me, because I'm going to protect the people of this city," Adams said during a press conference

The lawmaker made the call before authorities announced an indictment against the mayor, which is expected to be unsealed soon

The embattled mayor has refused to resign following an indictment and lashed back at critics, saying he is being targeted by the Biden administration for his stance when dealing with migrants arriving in the city

Homeless and child advocates say moving shelters has caused disruption in children's schooling and made it harder for parents to hold down jobs

Many migrants have described conditions in the city's shelters as unsafe, unruly and unsanitary

The initiative deposits a set sum on the card on a daily basis. It's set to reach some 7,300 migrants over six months

A Newsweek poll showed that 64% believe the city is facing a migrant crisis, with only 11% thinking that isn't the case

Eric Adams said the comments were twisted and said that "we're in a society that has turned into a word police"

"There's much more we want to do, but we're clear on this: this is a national problem", said Adams

Eric Adams requested the federal government implement a "decompression strategy"