LaGuardia College student among finalists for nationwide grant
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“Queens is truly a [place] that opens its arms to people from all over the world to make their dreams a reality.”
Read MoreMayor, Speaker visit Flushing to quell coronavirus fear
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“In hard times, New Yorkers know to stand by their neighbors.”
Read MoreCourt reporters compete to see who has the fastest fingers in NYC
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Over 100 students from across the city will compete in the National Court Reporters Association Student Speed Contest.
Read MoreCivil Court Help Center staff dedicate themselves to legal assistance
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Help Center attorneys handle a steady stream of clients, and are available to answer questions about court proceedings and clarify issues.
Read MoreNew law limits toxic chemicals in children’s toys
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By 2023, the state will ban the sale of products that use certain chemicals, including asbestos, and certain flame retardants.
Read MoreQueens Defenders, business leaders advise next generation of Jamaica entrepreneurs
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Every experience you have opens new insights and new paths.
Read MoreAnnual Jamaica pop-up gallery showcases work by black artists
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The exhibition will showcase work by various artists of color.
Read MoreQueens Court delegation shares insights at high school career day
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Many of the speakers tried to communicate the reality of court work, based on real life occurrences and not what students see in TV shows.
Read MoreQueens court receives funding for record digitization
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The naturalization records span centuries, from the 1700s until the 1950s.
Read MoreQueens Court begins effort to digitize centuries-old naturalization records
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“I want people to be able to see them before we come down one day and they’re just gone.”
Read MoreNew exhibit celebrates a global fashion trailblazer from South Jamaica
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Jay Jason Jaxon was one the first Americans to head of a Parisian fashion house after ascending to the top of Jean-Louis Scherrer in 1970.
Read MoreQueens Public Library celebrates Black History Month at more than 120 events
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Many of the events will honor the fight for freedom, from slavery through the Civil Rights Movement and into today.
Read MoreAdministrative clerk Kevin Rothermel streamlines Queens’ record-keeping process
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He does his best to help the people of Queens.
Read MoreSunnyside Yard panel highlights potential for public space
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The event seemed staid in comparison to recent project hearings disrupted by opponents of the plan.
Read MorePlan to banish jails from Rikers faces little opposition
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The city’s plan for closing Rikers Island jails and building four new detention facilities hinges on the city’s ability to reduce the jail population.
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