Adams' former top adviser Ingrid Lewis-Martin is expected to face new charges Thursday, as Winnie Greco also faces new allegations.

The latest round of misconduct allegations Thursday comes as Adams, who he himself faced federal corruption charges before they were abandoned by the Trump administration's Justice Department, faces a long shot bid for reelection.

Martin's lawyer, Arthur Aidala, said the Manhattan District Attorney's Office declined to provide details about the new charges.

The Adams administration announced Friday it has approved driverless-taxi firm Waymo’s application to test autonomous vehicles in Gotham — but the robotaxis won’t be picking up passengers anytime soon.

Gamblers on two legal wagering sites have already made up their minds about who the next mayor of the City of New York will be. And the results aren’t even close. On the Kalshi betting site, 83% of gamblers are betting that Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani will win the election.

The AARP New York-Gotham Polling & Analytics poll​ surveyed 1,376 likely voters, and found Mamdani well ahead of his nearest challengers with 41.8% support.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin is accused of accepting more than $75,000 in bribes, including $50,000 in cash directed to her son’s account. Read more here.