‘Won’t be able to serve’: Adams attempts to go back to business as usual in Queens – but residents aren’t so convinced

‘Won’t be able to serve’: Adams attempts to go back to business as usual in Queens – but residents aren’t so convinced

Speaking publicly in Queens for the first time since being indicted on federal bribery and corruption charges, Mayor Eric Adams announced from the World’s Borough that the city was patching up its water supply – he also appeared to be trying to patch up his relationship with New Yorkers.

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Suozzi dominates fundraising as early voting begins in NY3 race

Suozzi dominates fundraising as early voting begins in NY3 race

Tom Suozzi, the Democratic candidate and former seat holder in the race to fill the congressional seat vacated by former Rep. George Santos, held a significant fundraising lead over his Republican competitor Mazi Pilip as early voting in the special election began over the weekend.

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Migrant crisis widens political rifts in Queens and beyond

Migrant crisis widens political rifts in Queens and beyond

As the ongoing migrant crisis in New York City intensifies with no signs of slowing down, as has the rift between various sects of city electeds with different strategies for fighting it, splintering Mayor Eric Adams’ hopes of a united front. 


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Queens Assemblymember Daniel Rosenthal to step down

Queens Assemblymember Daniel Rosenthal to step down

Assemblymember Daniel Rosenthal is stepping down from his seat representing Queens’ 27th District to take a job with the UJA-Federation of New York, a Jewish non-profit. 

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