State expands program for free immigrant legal services
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The Liberty Defense Project also provides support services for immigrant families and rapid-response legal counsel for immigrants caught in raids and sweeps.
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Woodside school for kids with autism will move to Long Island
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Tiegerman Middle School on 47th Avenue near Queens Boulevard provided a “highly specialized language immersion program.”
Read MoreBlind vendors keep the courts and government humming
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“I learned I could run my own business and I signed up,” Cavallaro said. “I loved it so much and I excelled because I was grateful to work.”
Read More'I'm not Keith Hernandez" — Announcer's dating error proves costly for Florida man
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“I’ve been absolutely inundated by e-messages and phone calls.”
Read MoreOP-ED: Community jails are a bad idea
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“We need to close Rikers. But the answer to the violence and conditions is not to replace it with community jails.”
Read MoreQueens College to host veterans resource fair
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New York City is home to more than 210,000 service members and veterans, with 58,815 — or 27.9 percent — living in Queens.
Read MoreQueens County Committee members call for transparency in letter to Meeks
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“It is our belief that the Democratic County Committee of Queens County should be a democratic, transparent, inclusive, accountable, and accessible organization.”
Read MoreKatz, Malik and Cabán first to file DA petitions
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In order to appear on the ballot, candidates must file at least 4,000 valid signatures from registered Democrats who live in Queens County.
Read MoreWork is underway to restore eroded stretch of Rockaway Beach
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Dredged sand will restore the closed section of Rockaway Beach between Beach 92nd Street and Beach 103rd Street.
Read MoreLocal leaders: 345 Queens community board members begin terms
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Borough President Melinda Katz appointed 345 Queens residents to the borough’s 14 boards.
Read MoreLocal leaders join amicus brief challenging citizenship question
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Immigrants’ rights advocates say the citizenship question will discourage noncitizens from completing the Census.
Read MoreQueens Nonprofit Helps Residents Obtain U.S. Citizenship
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Asian Americans For Equality recently announced a new round of no-cost classes designed to prepare local residents for the citizenship exam.
Read MoreQueens Library Unveils Logo Makeover, Name Change
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The Queens Public Library will “reinforce who is at the center of our work and to whom the Library belongs,” according to an official announcement.
Read More7 Exciting Facts About the 2019 Queens Night Market
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‘There’s a moment every Saturday night where you look around and it looks like all of New York City is there.’
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