State shutters schools in three Queens neighborhoods, but businesses can stay open for now
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“These clusters have to be attacked.”
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Central Queens small businesses fear new shutdown after months of COVID losses
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“You're punishing the businesses, and by punishing the businesses you’re punishing the city itself. You're hurting renters and owners and everyone except the people who you should be”
Here are the 46 judges being terminated by the New York court system
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Eight of the judges work in the Bronx, more than any county in the state. Six preside in Queens.
Read MoreNYC moves to shut down schools and businesses in three Queens zip codes where COVID surges
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“In some parts of our city in Brooklyn and Queens, we’re having an extraordinary problem, something we haven’t seen since early-June.”
Read MoreJudge orders house arrest for Queens cop charged with spying for China
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“There is a big difference between this country and most countries, especially the PRC. There is a presumption of innocence in this country.”
Read MoreAstoria political club under name-change pressure seeks community feedback
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Institutions across the country are reckoning with their appropriation of indigenous titles and symbols.
Read MoreQueens WWII vet receives France’s highest honor, 75 years after war
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“Your story is the utmost example of bravery and courage. We owe you our freedom – we will never forget.”
Read MoreElmhurst school shut down for two weeks to control COVID
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Two unrelated cases were identified at the John F. Kennedy Jr. School.
Read MoreNYC funds immigrant legal services at five Queens providers
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“New York City continues to stand with our immigrant communities.”
Read MoreRestaurant shutdowns had brutal impact on Corona-Elmhurst-Jackson Heights immigrant workforce: report
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“When COVID-19 emerged, our community was the first to be impacted and it continues to struggle to rebound from the financial impact of the shutdown.”
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Jackson Heights woman killed by stray bullet shot into apartment
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“She died simply because she was standing by her window at the worst possible time.”
Read MoreNonprofit Talk: NYC film fest goes drive-in style to limit COVID spread
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Jayson Simba is founder and executive director of the Festival of Cinema NYC, which begins tomorrow.
Read MoreCOVID cases rise in Rego Park
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Mobile testing sites at Painter’s Playground and Queens Borough Hall will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day until Oct. 2.
Read MoreState legislative package seeks to eliminate ‘policing for profit’ in New York
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“Having to depend on people, but not having that opportunity because I still have fines and fees to pay has been very harrowing, very discouraging and repulsive.”
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