The City Council on Sunday voted to approve a $112.4 billion New York City budget, which restores some of Mayor Eric Adams’ most unpopular cuts but maintains others.
The Council approved the budget, the largest ever, by a 46-3 margin following last week’s tentative handshake agreement between Mayor Adams and Speaker Adrienne Adams (no relation).
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