Phil Banks, Mayor Adams’ top public safety deputy and longtime friend, resigned over the weekend, the latest top City Hall official to step down after becoming embroiled in federal corruption investigations that are rocking the administration,

Scandal-plagued Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Phil Banks has resigned, succumbing to weeks of pressure amid federal probes that ensnared both him and his longtime friend Mayor Eric Adams, sources told The Post.

New York City Deputy Mayor Philip Banks III is the latest member of Mayor Eric Adams' inner circle to step down.

Another top member of Mayor Eric Adams’ administration has said goodbye to City Hall. Philip Banks III, brother of just ousted NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks, resigned his position of deputy mayor of public safety Sunday night,

Two previous mayors, Jimmy Walker in 1932 and Bill O’Dwyer in 1950, resigned amid corruption investigations surrounding their administrations. But unlike Adams, Walker and O’Dwyer were not charged while in office.

Tim Pearson, a powerful aide to Mayor Eric Adams who was embroiled in multiple scandals during a tumultuous tenure in City Hall, announced his resignation late Monday.

The city's deputy mayor for public safety quit, becoming the sixth top official to do so in the past month as Mayor Adams navigates federal indictment.

Mr. Banks, the deputy mayor for public safety and a close friend of Mayor Eric Adams, is among the administration officials whose phones were seized by investigators.

Phil Banks, a former NYPD chief who had his home raided and his phones seized last month by the FBI, resigned over the weekend.

Another member of Mayor Eric Adams’ administration submitted his resignation – the latest domino to fall amid the swirling corruption scandals at City Hall.