Hundreds paint Black Lives Matter street mural on Jamaica Avenue
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“I thought it was important that we be a part of it. This is for all of us.”
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‘Business Lives Matter’ — Koo apologizes for Flushing busway speech
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“I was shocked when I heard our councilmember undermine the Black Lives Matter movement.”
Read MoreThe Eagle is teaming up with Spectrum and some of NYC's top news outlets
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The other partner publications are a who’s who of New York City’s top local news outlets.
Read MoreNonprofit Talk: Serving people with HIV during latest public health crisis
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Sharen Duke is the executive director and CEO of Alliance for Positive Change.
Read MoreEx-Giant from Queens embraces role as NYC probation officer
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“We have to make sure the tools we give our kids ensure they can survive through anything.”
Read MoreQueens small businesses demand COVID aid with rent due once again
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“If businesses like mine close, I’m afraid they’ll be replaced by others that don’t have that same interest in caring for our neighbors.”
Read MoreMaloney expands NY-12 lead, but Patel won’t concede until lawsuit resolved
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“New York needs to take the lead and count every vote.”
Read MoreAs unemployment spikes, COVID poses particular challenges for people with autism
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“The challenging part is not being able to see my coworkers because they helped me change my life around.”
Read MoreCouncil bill would boost pay and training for homeless shelter guards
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“We will not accept these private contractors taking public dollars and paying their workers poverty wages.”
Read MoreRevel stops scooter service in NYC after rider dies in Queens
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“No one should be running a business that is not safe.”
Read MoreState senate passes Addabbo bill banning whip-it sales to kids
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When a problem comes along…
Read MoreDespite COVID, 36 court officers graduate from training academy
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“When you get to the nitty gritty, especially firearms and judgment, that has to be done in-person.”
Read MoreRajkumar poised to become first South Asian woman elected to state office
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“Now is the time for robust financial resources for struggling tenants and homeowners.”
Read MoreCensus week of action kicks off in Richmond Hill
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Queens’ census response rate was 53.8 percent as of July 23, well below the national average.
Read MoreHousing Court to proceed 'cautiously' during COVID crisis, says top Queens judge
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“I’m not yet able to say whether there will be an eviction cliff or there won’t be.”
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