Two Queens brothers who own a pizzeria have pleaded guilty to bribery charges tied to the former New York City mayor’s administration, admitting they offered payments in exchange for official favors. Prosecutors allege the scheme involved city contracts and regulatory benefits, marking one of the highest-profile corruption cases linked to the mayor’s tenure. The admissions come as investigations into his administration continue, raising further questions about ethical lapses in city government. Legal proceedings will now determine the extent of their involvement and potential penalties.
Queens brothers and pizzeria owners admit to bribing former Mayor Eric Adams' administration New York Daily News
