Democrats in the state legislature voted on Monday to toss out congressional redistricting lines drawn by a bipartisan commission, choosing to draw and propose their own maps – which have little impact on district boundaries in Queens.
Read MoreThe New York State Independent Redistricting Commission voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to approve a new state congressional district map that looks a lot like the one drawn by a court-appointed special master in 2022 following a litigious redistricting process that may not yet be out of the woods.
Read MoreThe largely pro forma judicial convention to nominate Supreme Court justice candidates to the Queens County Democratic Party’s line in November was met with dissent this week by a group of New Reformer delegates.
Read MoreThe special master appointed to redraw New York’s congressional lines released the first draft of maps on Monday. Check out what changes are likely coming to Queens.
Read MoreMembers of the New York congressional delegation are calling on the state to investigate Con Edison’s rate increases .
Read MoreAs power in the city has slowly drifted from Manhattan into the outer boroughs over the past several years, Queens has seen itself come into a position of power with the new mayoral administration taking over.
Read MoreJudges Karen Gopee, Michele Titus, Laurentina McKetney Butler, David Kirschner and current Supreme Court Justices Kenneth Holder and Denis Butler will run on the Democratic Party line for Queens Supreme Court in November.
Read More“Governor Cuomo sexually harassed current and former state employees in violation of both federal and state laws.”
Read MoreA long list of Southeast Queens lawmakers, including U.S. Rep. Gregory Meeks, are backing Councilmember Donovan Richards for Queens borough president with three weeks to go before the March 24 special election.
Read More“I’m most ashamed of black leaders who live in New York City and are supporting him, because they know who he is.”
Read MoreHis endorsement comes less than two months after he seemed likely to endorse former Vice President Joe Biden.
Read MoreDonald Trump is the third president to be impeached in United States history — and the first from Queens.
Read MoreAnalysts predict that New York could lose up to two seats in Congress based on population estimates.
Read MoreThe bill would require public companies to publish diversity data on the racial, ethnic, and gender composition of their executive officers each year.
Read MoreNo one of South Asian descent has ever won a seat in city or state office, despite the community’s growing strength.
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