NYC Traffic Deaths Decreased to Lowest Level on Record
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As of Dec. 27 the number of cyclists and vehicle occupants killed in collisions dropped to all-time lows.
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Jobs Outpace Home Production in Greater New York Metro Area
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"New York City is capturing the vast majority of post-recession economic growth.”
Read MoreA Look Back at the Stories That Shaped Queens in 2018
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Read on to see a few other stories that shaped our borough during the past 12 months.
Read MoreLegal Aid Campaign Brings Books to Kids in Court
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“What better way to help stimulate a mind in a positive way than to provide a book.”
Read MoreGuyana Judge to Decide Next Step in Teen’s Murder
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“My son’s grave was dug and waiting for him — literally — before he left London to go to Guyana.”
Read MoreAnnual Slumlord List Features 9 Queens Property Owners And Agents
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The nine Queens landlords included on Public Advocate Letitia James’ 100 Worst Landlords List share something else in common: They’re hard to reach.
Read MoreA Look Back at the Stories That Shaped Queens in 2018
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A borough of nearly 2.5 million residents generates countless stories, all with a varying impact on individuals and the community.
Read MoreCourthouse Stowaways Highlight City’s Homeless Crisis
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“A few months ago, we found someone living in a closet where they made a homemade mattress.”
Read MoreOp-Ed: You Can’t Call Yourself Pro-Worker/Pro Union if You Ignore Amazon’s Behavior
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“Amazon’s business model is based on receiving taxpayer subsidies, paying little or no taxes, and mistreating their employees.”
Read MoreQueens Community Coalition Condemns Proposed Soccer Stadium
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The coalition of community groups, known as Nos Quedamos, called on the city to take back the land and create affordable housing at the site.
Read MoreJudge's Record-Sealing Denial Highlights 'Shortcomings' of Second-Chance Law
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The conviction-sealing law fails “to explicitly address criminal records of younger offenders, even though it was enacted as part of the Raise the Age legislation.”
Read MorePlan for a Queens Pro Soccer Team Takes Shape
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“One option that was discussed is a proposal to build a 10,000 to 25,000-seat soccer stadium in the Willets Point redevelopment area.”
Read MoreJudge Love Sworn-in to Supreme Bench
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“As big as Queens is, on certain levels it still seems like a small town or community,” Love told the Eagle.
Read MoreShe Traveled a Long Road to Become a Rabbi
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"I always felt very Jewish. I took such great pride in our heritage and our learning.”
Read MoreCare for the Homeless Observes Annual Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day
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At least 150 New Yorkers experienced homelessness and died in the past year.
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