Queens leaders call on state to repeal 50-a at Borough Hall rally
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“We have to legislate our way to freedom.”
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Nonprofit Talk: How a vital performance venue moves online to serve audiences
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Ellen Kodadek is the executive and artistic director at Flushing Town Hall.
Read MoreNassau County set to reopen economy, as Queens remains on lockdown
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“Stay disciplined and focused.”
Read MoreCOVID rates in six Queens zip codes reveal lethal impact on communities of color
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“Our working-class neighborhoods and communities of color are dying more than anyone else in New York City.”
Read MoreLGBTQ council candidates urge NYC to save work program for homeless young people
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“The costs will be far greater for our city if you choose not to fund this necessary program.”
Read MoreWorkers’ rights coalition delivers food to families in Jackson Heights
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“Working class New Yorkers make up the foundation of our economy.”
Read MoreCOVID-19 has killed more than 200 people at 10 Queens nursing homes
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“We need more testing capability now.”
Read MoreWoodhaven district leader candidate posts petition to freeze rent and mortgage
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“Many will lose their jobs or limit their business operations which will make it hard for them to pay mortgages, rent, student loans — any loan.”
Read MoreCity set to open COVID-19 testing tent at Elmhurst Hospital
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Elmhurst Hospital has set up an appointment-only COVID-19 testing tent.
Read MoreQueens judge has COVID-19, but courthouse remains open
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The judge “tested positive with mild symptoms.”
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Working Families Party backs González-Rojas in Assembly District 34
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“She has the political courage to demand the revenue our communities in Queens need to thrive.”
Read MoreRon Kim backs Constantinides for Queens borough president
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Kim commended Constantinides’ opposition to the Flushing Creek rezoning plan.
Read MoreQueens congresswomen demand info on unused Puerto Rico disaster relief
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The three members of Congress demanded the documents by March 10.
Read MoreChief of School Safety returns to NYPD after stint in private sector
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“I decided to come back because it’s more fulfilling than the private sector.”
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