Mayor appoints three judges to New York City courts
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“I have no doubt that they will continue to champion fairness in our court system as New York City recovers from the pandemic.”
Fight to define solitary confinement continues ahead of council vote
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“We don’t claim that it’s perfect.”
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NYC restores funding for long-awaited Queens police precinct
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“Literally this fight has been going on for decades.”
Read MoreRockaway Beach will open Memorial Day Weekend
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“This summer, New York City is going to come alive.”
Read MoreMayor says NYC will fund resiliency office as federal grant runs dry
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Funding for the Mayor’s Office of Resiliency is set to run out next year.
Read MoreWith hotel industry in crisis, Queens electeds back plan to suspend late tax penalties
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“If you close the doors, then there’s the possibility you never open them again.”
Read MoreBlizzard blankets Queens, postponing COVID vaccines
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There were 17 inches of snow in Bellerose as of 8 p.m.
Read MoreIndoor restrictions likely to take effect in ‘matter of days,' de Blasio says
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“This is the last big battle.”
Read MoreState will adjust restrictions as COVID cases drop in Queens red zones, Cuomo says
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The COVID test positivity rate has dropped by nearly a third in Queens’ two cluster zones over the past week.
Read MoreState shutters schools in three Queens neighborhoods, but businesses can stay open for now
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“These clusters have to be attacked.”
Read More'Dangerous precedent' — Mayor caves to wealthy Manhattanites in shelter-hotel fight, critics say
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Critics say the move sets the precedent that wealthy Manhattanites will get their way if they complain loudly enough.
Read MoreNYC’s tax lien sale postponed, giving some Queens homeowners room for relief
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An executive order from Gov. Andrew Cuomo postpones the sale until Oct. 4
Read MoreIn-person classes will resume Sept. 21, after NYC reaches deal with labor unions
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Teachers will report to buildings on Sept. 8 and will train for remote and in-person learning.
Read MoreDe Blasio knocks doors in Richmond Hill to rally census participation
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“To miss this existential opportunity to be counted in the census would be to let the president win the hateful war he’s been raging against our communities.”
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