The New York Unified Court System on Thursday released its first annual report on the use of artificial intelligence in state courtrooms, outlining both the technology’s potential benefits and the risks it poses to the legal system.
Read MoreIllegal truck parking has long been a thorn in the side of Queens residents – but relief may finally be on the way.
Read MoreTensions over who is to blame for the troubling conditions at a Southeast Queens park and community center came to a head Monday night when Queens Borough President Donovan Richards got into a shouting match with a local organizer.
Read MoreAs temperatures begin to fall in New York City, worries have begun to mount in Southeast Queens as one of the only recreational centers in the area has been without heat for weeks.
Read MoreA group of New York law professors had their right to free speech violated last year when the city’s top attorney attempted to prevent them from publicly publishing a number of misconduct claims against nearly two dozen current and former Queens prosecutors, a judge ruled this week.
Read MoreHollis business owners, nonprofit leaders and everyday residents rallied Friday to denounce violence and demand safer streets.
Read More“We want to live in our houses. We love our houses.”
Read MoreJames Johnson will lead the New York City Law Department and its staff of almost 1,000 lawyers.
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