Mayor Eric Adams has long vowed to fight his pending legal case after federal prosecutors indicted him last year on charges of bribery and campaign-finance fraud. But donations to the fund intended to support his defense appear to be drying up as his trial draws nearer.

Amid mounting legal bills, Mayor Eric Adams’ defense trust is nearly $1 million in the red after raising just over $2,000 in the latest reporting period — most of it from a convicted businessman pardoned by former President Donald Trump during his first White House term,

Mayor Eric Adams’ reelection campaign late Wednesday disclosed more than $113,000 in new payments to Brianna Suggs, his former political fundraising coordinator whose exact role on his team has not been publicly disclosed.

NEW YORK -- New York City Mayor Eric Adams delivered his 2025 State of the City address Thursday at the Apollo Theater in Harlem. The speech comes as Adams faces a federal corruption trial scheduled to start in April.

Meanwhile, the fund that Adams created to cover his legal defense costs is now about $736,000 in debt, with $1.8 million in donations but $2.6 million in expenses, according to a separate Wednesday disclosure.