The mayor watched the inauguration ceremony from the screens of the Capitol’s Emancipation Hall, which served as the designated overflow room.

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After putting out a press schedule at midnight last night showing events in NYC for MLK Day, Mayor Eric Adams’ office basically did a bait and switch 8 hours later by canceling the entire sked and updating it to say he’s going to the inauguration pic.twitter.com/KEgsVtgnnk

New York Mayor Eric Adams faced criticism after he cancelled MLK Day appearances to go to Donald Trump’s inauguration.

If he did something to you, I can baptize you again,” the civil rights leader said to laughs. “I might have to put you down in the water this time.”

An invitation from the Trump Administration to attend the presidential inauguration arrived for Mayor Adams sometime after midnight and he headed to DC overnight.

MLK Observance Day Association President Deborah Adams shares a message on Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy. One word — why? — was on many of their lips.

Organizations across the NYC area are marking MLK Day with special events honoring the civil rights leader's legacy.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said in a recent interview, "the Democratic Party left me."This comes in response to a question from Fox News host Tucker Carlson that raised questions about Adams' recent political moves and where his party loyalty lies.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is funding the police — and her $252 billion budget includes a push to recruit more cops as she tries to address Republican attacks over crime. She wants to raise the mandatory retirement age for members of the State Police from 60 to 63 to solve a consistent worry over trooper retention.

Activism / Most Americans voted for someone else in 2024, but as New York City’s public advocate said, “We’re going to have to stand together to get through this.” Mark Hertsgaard Last Saturday’s anti-Trump People’s March in New York City concluded with a rally in Washington Square Park in the heart of Greenwich Village.