Mayor Eric Adams said on Monday that New York City needs to be saved from ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo, marking his first clear rebuke of the state’s former top executive since launching a bid for mayor over the weekend.
“Yes, I do believe we need to be saved — from him,” Adams said, referring to Cuomo, during his weekly news conference on March 3.
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