A primary win for Cuomo would mark a dramatic political comeback, just four years after he resigned as governor in 2021.

Mayoral candidate Adrienne Adams ripped rival Andrew Cuomo’s handling of the COVID-19 crisis — as she tearfully remembered the injustice of her military veteran father’s death in a hospital during the shutdown.

In New York, Cuomo's bid for mayor has gone from unlikely to almost inevitable. In other states, more new parties are forming.

Cuomo told roughly a dozen co-op board presidents at an east Queens event hosted by the Presidents Coop and Condo Council that he’s open to modifying Local Law 97 to make it less financially onerous for certain co-ops.

Two is better than one. Democratic mayoral candidates are now teaming up to thwart ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo in his comeback bid to win the Big Apple. Democratic socialist Queens Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani encouraged his supporters Sunday to quit canvassing on his behalf — in a video posted to X — and instead donate to City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams’ mayoral campaign.

As governor, Andrew Cuomo was the mastermind behind an unpopular reform approved in 2012 that slashed pension benefits for future public employees and raised their retirement age at 63 — while previously hired employees could retire at 62 and teachers at 55.