Swastikas at Rego Park School Prompt Hate Crime Investigation
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A hammer and sickle and the phrase “Hail Hitler” were also drawn on the yard at PS 139, while school was closed for winter break.
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DA Brown Presents Garvin Public Service Award to NY1 Reporter Ruschell Boone
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Brown presented Boone with the award in recognition of her 21 years of work in the field of journalism.
Read MoreQueens Leaves Its Mark on Feverish Race For Advocate
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The borough is home to the two most ideologically opposed candidates and two others who fall somewhere in between.
Read MoreStrong Winds Shut Down Power For Hundreds of Queens Residents
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The strong winds also felled trees throughout Queens, home to more than 253,000 trees.
Read MoreSwastikas at Rego Park School Prompt Hate Crime Investigation
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“New Yorkers stand with the Jewish community against anti-Semitism in all its forms.”
Read MoreIrish Man Accused of Throwing Fatal Punch Fights Assault Charge
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Steven O’Brien, 25, is charged with third-degree assault for allegedly throwing the punch that killed John “Danny” McGee during an altercation outside a Sunnyside bar.
Read MoreNew Senior Staffers Join Borough Hall Team
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Shurn Anderson became the new director of Economic Development, Brent Weitzberg takes over as director of Health and Human Services and Seniors and Anayeli Gomez-Brittain will serve as Katz’s policy advisor.
Read MoreNYC Deportations Surge By 150% Under Trump
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Overall ICE arrests in New York City increased 88 percent between the last year of President Obama’s tenure and the first two years of Trump’s term.
Read MoreCops Arrest Two More Suspects In Connection to Fatal No. 7 Train Shooting
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Two suspects were charged with second-degree murder, gang assault, kidnapping and criminal possession of a weapon following a weeks-long investigation.
Read MoreNo. 7 Train Perv Exposes Himself to Preteen Girl In Woodside
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The victim was riding a Manhattan-bound train between the 61st Street-Woodside and 52nd Street-Lincoln Avenue stations.
Read MoreWeiner’s Out: Disgraced Queens Congressmember Released from Prison
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Weiner served in Congress from 1999 to 2011, when he resigned after an earlier sex scandal.
Read MoreNational Court Reporting Week Recognizes the Fastest Fingers in New York
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Court reporting is a particularly valuable job, though reporters’ essential function can be overlooked by people unfamiliar with courtroom proceedings.
Read MoreTV Personality Imprisoned for Ripping Off Immigrants Now Runs Legal Services Firm Geared to South Asians in Queens
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The Jackson Heights company connects clients with attorneys.
Read MoreInteractive Map Plots Vehicle Collision Hotspots In Queens
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Motor vehicle collisions have steadily risen in Queens and citywide over the past five years.
Read MoreQueens County Dems Endorse Four Judicial Candidates
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The Queens Democrats voted to endorse Assemblymember Michelle Titus, attorney Wyatt Gibbons, law clerk Claudia Lanzetta and law secretary Alan Schiff.
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