Recount complete, Queens DA primary heads to court
/Borough President Melinda Katz prevailed in the recount, pulling ahead of public defender Tiffany Cabán by 60 votes; Katz entered the recount leading by 16.
Read MoreBorough President Melinda Katz prevailed in the recount, pulling ahead of public defender Tiffany Cabán by 60 votes; Katz entered the recount leading by 16.
Read MoreMelinda Katz leads Tiffany Cabán by 60 votes, with court challenges looming.
Read MoreOne of the most important weapons we have in our fight against climate change is to simply talk about it.
Read MoreThe NYPD told the Eagle that Erbis repeatedly contacted the person who made the complaint via “electronic communications,” despite being advised to stop.
Read More“Does anyone know what a drag queen is?”
Read MoreQueens has the largest undocumented population of any borough in the city: around 184,000 people.
Read MoreSeveral Queens neighborhoods that the DOT has identified as “priority districts,” including Corona, East Elmhurst and Jackson Heights, will receive protected bike lanes.
Read More“Someone came in asking me the other day if I knew where the DA thing was. I didn’t know what they were talking about.”
Read More“Homeless people often pose a danger to themselves and others.” Cuomo said.
Read MoreCouncilmembers Rory Lancman, Robert Holden and Karen Koslowitz were among the six city lawmakers who voted against the legislation.
Read MoreThe LIRR unveiled plans for a private space for those who are breastfeeding inside Penn Station.
Read MoreDespite support for the LGBTQIA+ community from residents and leaders, Queens has been the site of several alleged homophobic and transphobic hate crimes.
Read MoreImmigrant communities and communities of color are disproportionately affected by a lack of access to broadband internet, according to the report.
Read MoreThe borough’s bus network managed to avoid “winning” a series of raspberry awards presented by the Straphangers Campaign and TransitCenter.
Read MoreCourt officers escorted those who needed and citizens milling about, often with looks of concern or confusion.
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