Mayor Adams tapped Giuliani administration alum Randy Mastro on Thursday to become his new top deputy at City Hall, an appointment that’s expected to spark controversy amid the mayor’s

Mayor Eric Adams tapped Randy Mastro to be first deputy mayor Thursday about six months after the lawyer dropped an ill-fated bid to become the Big Apple’s top attorney. Mastro, who was a deputy mayor under Rudy Giuliani’s administration,

Randy Mastro, who withdrew his bid to be the city’s corporation counsel in September after an uproar from the City Council, will now be the city’s first deputy mayor. Mayor Eric Adams announced the hiring to round out a new slate of aides following the departure of high-level staffers earlier this month.