Just over a month after his phones were seized and his home searched by federal authorities, First Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Phil Banks has tendered his resignation.Banks’ departure comes

Winnie Greco, director of the city’s Asian Affairs, resigned to her post on Monday after more than a decade working closely with Adams as a liaison between him, in his different capacities, and the Asian American community. Her resignation comes after Greco and several other Adams aides were raided by the FBI earlier this year.

A raft of the mayor’s lieutenants have resigned amid investigations and a federal indictment.

Wright, one of five senior Adams administration officials whose homes were raided Sept. 4, was initially expected to step down last Friday.

Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright, wife of ex-New York City Public Schools Chancellor David Banks, who also resigned amid the investigation, did not disclose the reason for her resignation. However, last month, federal officials searched her house and confiscated her electronics.

Mayor Eric Adams’ former top aide Sheena Wright took to social media Wednesday to post a cryptic message about “testimonies” and having “stories to tell” days after resigning as first deputy mayor. Wright,

Winnie Greco, the longtime mayoral aide to New York City Mayor Eric Adams, and the city’s director on Asian American affairs, resigned on Monday, amidst the ongoing federal investigation against him.