New York City Mayor Eric Adams is attempting to shift focus from ongoing federal investigations and scandals plaguing his administration by emphasizing his administration's accomplishments at a press conference unveiling the Mayor's Management Report. Adams stated the need to 'write our own narrative' to highlight successes, such as a reported 15% decrease in murders and nearly 8% drop in unemployment. This comes as the mayor's office faces scrutiny from the FBI, with recent resignations and indictments of senior officials, including two former FDNY chiefs on corruption charges. Adams also addressed public concerns about city issues, including a national urban rat summit and efforts to remove unregistered vehicles from the streets. Despite these efforts, political observers question the effectiveness of Adams' strategy to redirect attention amidst the scandals. The situation remains tense as his administration deals with multiple investigations and public trust issues.