Mayor Eric Adams downplayed a recent poll revealing that a majority of New Yorkers want him to step down following his indictment. Adams, who is facing charges of conspiracy, wire fraud, bribery, and soliciting illegal foreign donations, urged the public to wait for all the facts to emerge before passing judgment.

In the days since he was indicted on federal corruption charges, New York City Mayor Eric Adams has steadfastly refused to resign, frequently saying instead of stepping down, “I’m stepping up.” But New Yorkers want him out,

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is leaning on faith leaders for their support after his indictment on corruption charges.

Mayor Eric Adams is facing more pressure to resign following his federal indictment on bribery and fraud charges. According to a new Marist poll, 69% of New Yorkers say Adams should step down. CBS News New York's Lori Bordonaro reports.

Former New York Gov. David Paterson (D) slammed calls from officials urging New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) to resign following a five-count criminal indictment against him stemming from a federal corruption investigation.

New Yorkers have strong feelings about a question grabbing the city’s attention these days: Should Eric Adams step down as mayor or hang on and fight? Across the city, residents spoke to the Daily News about how they view the mayor’s political future after his plea of not guilty to federal charges of bribery and wire fraud.