Queens court employee charged with threatening to kill AOC, Schumer and Pelosi
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Federal prosecutors detailed a “chilling series of calls for direct violence against members of Congress”
Read MoreNYC schools will close and move to remote learning starting next week
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All New York City Schools will be closed through at least April 20 and moving to online learning by March 23 due to the coronavirus outbreak, Mayor Bill de Blasio and School Chancellor Richard Carrana announced Sunday night.
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City kicks off annual teen voter drive in Long Island City
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“Students age 16 and older can pre-register to vote so that the moment they turn 18, they will be registered to vote.”
Read MoreNew multimedia art exhibition highlights life in Queens
/Flushing Town Hall’s latest exhibition brings together the work of 28 emerging artists from across Queens to highlight local talent and celebrate the multi-faceted borough.
Read MoreVallone invites constituents to reimagine public schools
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Councilmember Paul Vallone and the New York City Department of Education are partnering to develop new models for public schools in Northeast Queens, and inviting local residents to participate in the process.
Read MoreCUNY Census Corps counts on students to reach their fellow New Yorkers
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With a March 12 start date for the 2020 Census looming, the City University of New York Census Corps has readied over 200 students throughout the school to engage their neighbors and educate New Yorkers about the importance of the census.
Read MoreAlicia King: Senior court assistant, diversity leader and positive thinker
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“The most rewarding part of my job is honestly my coworkers.”
Read MoreQueens senator proposes more Civil Rights-era cold case investigations
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“Justice must be served.”
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Historic LIC courthouse connects past and present
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The courthouse is a living relic of architectural and neighborhood history.
Read MoreMake the Road unveils plan to fight climate crisis
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“If we don’t take action now, none of us are going to have a home.”
Read MoreBikes, buses and ferries — Queens BP candidates talk transit
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All said that moving away from cars was important to minimizing fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions.
Read MoreQueensbridge library connects formerly incarcerated New Yorkers to tech
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No Barriers Tech is geared towards justice-involved and formerly incarcerated individuals, who will be able to learn about technology and practice skills.
Read MoreSilvercup Studios offers high schoolers film industry insights
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The program was part of a collaboration between the Partnership for New York City and The New York City Department of Education.
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