New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday unveiled a landmark universal after-school program that will eventually be open to all students.

Mayor Eric Adams said Tuesday he wants to make New York City more affordable for families by expanding a free after-school program — an issue that’s grown as a hot topic in the mayoral race. Adams said he plans to send 20,

Adams said he plans to expand after-school to 20,000 students in kindergarten through fifth grade over the next three years.