Mayor Eric Adams joined Gov. Kathy Hochul on stage Monday night at a solemn Oct. 7 commemoration ceremony in Manhattan. This is the first time the two have appeared together in public since Hizner was indicted on federal corruption charges.
Mr. Adams, who is facing calls for his resignation, and Mr. Hochul, the Democrat who has the power to remove him from office, took to the stage at the memorial service in Central Park, along with other prominent Democrats.
The two did not appear to interact on stage. It is unclear whether the two spoke after leaving the stage during the heartbreaking event.
Following news of the shocking indictment against Adams late last month, Hochul told city leaders they needed to clean house, sources told the Post last month.
Since that meeting, several of Adams' top aides at City Hall have resigned, including his longtime confidant Winnie Greco, whose resignations were announced around the same time as Monday night's ceremony.
Monday's memorial marked the first anniversary of Hamas terrorists massacring 1,200 Israelis and taking 250 hostages back to Gaza.
Mr. Adams and Mr. Hochul, who drew applause from those in attendance on Monday, were part of the same security meeting held last week between state and city leaders over escalating violence in the Middle East, but it was held over Zoom. It was through.
governor posted the photo online It showed her in her office while Adams and other officials appeared on the screen.
Other prominent New York Democrats who took part in the memorial service on stage included Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, and Attorney General Letitia James. It was.
