New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday unveiled a landmark universal after-school program that will eventually be open to all students.The $331 million investment plan will add 20,000 new seats for kindergarten through 5th grade students by 2027 – the first major expansion in more than a decade.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has unveiled a landmark program offering a variety of activities for students in kindergarten through 8th grades. CBS News New York political reporter Marcia Kramer has the story.

Taking a page from his mayoral challengers’ playbooks, Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday announced an expansion of the city’s after-school program as a step toward making it free for all students who want a seat.