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New York governor weighs Mayor Eric Adams' fate after scandals

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has called a crisis meeting on Tuesday to weigh whether to remove Mayor Eric Adams from office following a series of overlapping scandals.
 
A top prosecutor in Manhattan last week alleged the New York City mayor had asked the Trump administration to drop a corruption case against him in exchange for his cooperation on immigration enforcement.
 
Four of Adams' top deputies, including the first deputy mayor, resigned on Monday after the Justice Department filed a motion to dismiss the criminal case against Adams.
 
Hochul said in a statement, the alleged conduct at City Hall that has been reported over the last two weeks is troubling and cannot be ignored.
 


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