Queens borough president will host two job fairs in April
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Queens Borough President Donovan Richards will host two virtual Queens job fairs
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Council candidates propose plan to license delivery apps and end exploitation
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The measure would force delivery app company to get licensed by the DCWP.
Read MoreJackson Heights fire displaces hundreds of tenants
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The fire forced 240 tenants from 90 units to flee the building.
Read MoreRichards announces 110 new Queens community board members
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Queens Borough President Donovan Richards announced the first community board appointments of his tenure.
Read MoreQueens soccer star scores goal to keep USA out of Olympics
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“It’s the most important goal of my career.”
Read MoreWith 24-hour tour of NYC, comptroller candidate highlights role as ‘economic cheerleader’
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“New York City is known as the city that never sleeps and I’m going to prove it.”
Read MoreQueens police commander dies by suicide: reports
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The officer was in a car near Kissena Park.
Read MoreNYC ditches two-case school closure rule
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“We looked at the science and we have come to the conclusion it's time for a change.”
Read MoreQueens Theatre hosts support sessions for Asian Americans amid hate crime surge
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The Queens Theatre is kicking off a new program intended to create a safe and supportive space for Asian American and Pacific Islanders.
Read MoreCandidates urge NYC to exempt accessibility costs from matching funds spending cap
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“Making our campaigns accessible and inclusive to all New Yorkers should not feel like a luxury cost.”
Read MoreHusband of Queens judge runs for Bronx civil court seat
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“Because it’s an elected position you want to have some reason to claim the community, but it’s not legally required.”
Read MoreOne year after first Rikers COVID death, advocates push parole reform law
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The Less Is More Act would overhaul parole in New York
Read MoreVan Bramer and Choe cross-endorse ahead of Flushing business tour
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The progressive candidates visited Flushing Saturday.
Read MoreCivil Court candidate runs to become Queens’ first openly gay judge
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Queens judicial candidate Michael Goldman has practiced law for more than 25 years.
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