New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced she will not use her authority to remove New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who faces a federal corruption indictment. Instead, she has proposed new oversight measures, including appointing a deputy inspector general for city operations and increasing financial scrutiny. While Adams maintains his innocence, the case has sparked political debate on governance and accountability. Hochul emphasized the need to respect the democratic process while ensuring integrity in city leadership.
Governor Hochul Won’t Remove Mayor Adams, Proposes Oversight Instead
