The Supreme Court affirmed the denial of Alvin Adams' motion to withdraw his guilty pleas to charges of malice murder and armed robbery. Adams had entered his guilty pleas and was sentenced in ...

Just days after a sweeping corruption indictment, Mayor Adams filed a motion to dismiss the bribery count in his federal case on Monday, calling the feds’ allegations “extraordinarily vague ...

New Yorkers are facing a new chapter in the United States Department of Justice’s pending criminal case against Mayor Adams.

Federal prosecutors alleged last week Adams pressured the fire department to open a new 36-story Turkish consular building in September 2021 in exchange for free travel.

Adams’ lawyer, Alex Spiro, was unhappy with the ruling. Spiro initially filed the motion to dismiss the bribery count on Sept. 30, just days after federal prosecutors released the indictment.

If the Department's motion to dismiss is granted, things simply return to the status quo ante—that is, Mayor Adams will be placed in the legal position where he was before last September 26.