City Council leaders claimed the Big Apple’s coffers are flush with billions more in cash than the mayor’s office projected.

The two women running to unseat Eric Adams in the 2025 NYC mayor’s race stirred the crowd at the National Action Network‘s annual convention on Thursday, drawing thunderous applause for their pledges to take New York in a new direction and fight President Trump at every turn.

The mayor and the City Council speaker are going to have to find consensus amid an unprecedented and fractious primary election.

Lorraine Grillo, who served as first deputy at City Hall under Mayor Eric Adams, hosted a fundraiser Wednesday night for ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s comeback bid for mayor, The Post has learned.

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso has also chimed in to say that New Yorkers should unite against Cuomo. “Now that the Democratic primary is set – it’s time to unite against Andrew Cuomo and make sure he does not become mayor,” he said in a post on X. “New York deserves better.”

Judge Dale Ho dismissed the corruption indictment against Eric Adams with prejudice, meaning charges cannot be revived.

Democrat Adrienne Adams raised $128,000 in the first week of her mayoral campaign but fell short of qualifying for public matching funds — in a major blow to her campaign. The City Council speaker’s late entry into the race ahead of a June 24 party primary — and failure to immediately tap into the 8-1 public matching funds — makes her road to victory more difficult,

The Working Families Party officially endorsed four candidates in the 2025 NYC mayor’s race on Sunday. This endorsement is part of their campaign to convince voters not to rank either Andrew Cuomo or incumbent Eric Adams on their ballots in the June Democratic primary.