It appears that the New York City Department of Sanitation is still looking for a "Rat Czar" to help take down Mayor Eric Adams' biggest pest problem. The Mayor first made headlines last month ...

But on Thursday, spurred by a crisis over rats, Mayor Eric Adams said the city would commit to repurposing the roughly 1 million tons of organic material New Yorkers throw out every year ...

but the new rat czar will get $170,000 a year. After a year of COVID, crime, and the controversy over the influx of asylum seekers, Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday unveiled an ambitious agenda in his ...

Mayor Eric Adams took aim Thursday at crime, illiteracy, trash, traffic — and rats. Adams used his second State of the City address to promise New York's 8.5 million residents and the millions of ...

In his second State of the City address, Mayor Eric Adams turned ... In his speech, Mr. Adams continued his crusade against rats, saying he would soon hire a rat czar and framed the new composting ...

NEW YORK — It’s time for Rep. George Santos to go, Mayor Eric Adams said Friday. Adams, who unlike most Democrats pledged just two weeks ago to work with the pariah Republican congressman as ...

Mayor Eric Adams spoke for more than an hour Thursday ... including bringing the 7 train to Manhattan’s far-west side. That’s fine. Plenty of big ideas are bad, and there’s nothing wrong ...

NEW YORK -- Mayor Eric Adams made headlines Friday morning during a live interview on CBS2 News. He addressed issues including the migrant crisis and subway safety, as well as ambitious new ...

Mayor Eric Adams strode into Cipriani Wall Street ... talent officer to draw city workers and fill vacancies. Adams has a rat czar, so why not a hiring czar? “Some cities and states have ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, D., demanded more action from the Biden White House and a "short term" solution to the border crisis and the "over-proliferation" of migrants in cities across the ...

Mayor Eric Adams wants to transform Midtown's ailing ... the region while creating sorely needed housing, said Andrew Fine, policy director at the pro-development group Open New York and a former ...