As the New York City mayoral race heats up, recent corruption allegations have surfaced, implicating several close associates of Mayor Eric Adams. Former chief advisor Ingrid Lewis-Martin is among seven individuals facing new charges in a burgeoning City Hall corruption probe. Recent indictments reveal a network of bribery schemes, with accusations that city officials accepted bribes in exchange for favorable treatment on projects such as the redesign of McGuinness Boulevard. Notably, Lewis-Martin allegedly accepted over $75,000 in bribes, including cash and goods. Additionally, other former Adams aides and supporters are also reportedly under investigation, prompting calls for accountability amidst political chaos. The developments have raised questions about the influence and integrity of the Adams administration as it faces renewed scrutiny ahead of the elections.