The city is trying to cover some of its losses on its plans to build the QueensWay, a High Line-like park planned for Central Queens, after the federal government snatched $117 million from the proposed linear park plan earlier this year.
Read MoreThe city officially broke ground on New York City Football Club’s future stadium in Willets Point on Wednesday, a little more than two years after Mayor Eric Adams first announced that the soccer club would one day build its future home in Queens.
Read MoreNearly a year after the mayor announced that his administration was choosing to build a park over a 3.5 mile strip of abandoned rail that cuts through Central and South Queens, a group of supporters hoping to revive the rail line rallied at City Hall on Wednesday.
Read MoreMayor Eric Adams on Thursday appointed the city’s first ever “gun violence czar,” to oversee the city’s response to recent high profile gun crime.
Read More“Reforming our procurement process to get contracts done and paid on time so that nonprofits can continue to provide those essential services is a top priority.”
Read More“The safest streets that you will have anywhere in this country is when our young people never end up in our court system to begin with, when there is no demand for guns.”
Read More“We have known for decades that supportive housing works.”
Read More“I’m open to listening to everybody.”
Read More“No one wants their babies dead because government could not see beyond our street corner.”
Read MoreAdams, Yang, Garcia and Stringer head to Queens.
Read More“Young people have to speak to each other.”
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