Fair fares is unfair for disabled New Yorkers, lawyers say
/Attorneys from the New York Lawyers for the Public Interest have criticized the city for excluding Access-A-Ride from the Fair Fares program.
Read MoreAttorneys from the New York Lawyers for the Public Interest have criticized the city for excluding Access-A-Ride from the Fair Fares program.
Read MoreA picture is worth a thousand words.
Read MoreKatz outlined the reform during an interview with Brian Lehrer on WNYC.
Read MoreThe memorial features the names of the 371 Queens service members who died during the Vietnam War or who are classified as missing in action.
Read MoreBut Katz declined to name the person who may remain in the executive staff.
Read More“Governor Cuomo needs to know that there are people inside who deserve the clemency I got.”
Read MoreNYPD officials said that the need for a light-weight version of a bullet-resistant vest was made clear by the death of Detective Brian Simonsen.
Read MoreRiders had full subway service at Astoria Boulevard beginning Wednesday night.
Read MoreDonald Trump is the third president to be impeached in United States history — and the first from Queens.
Read MoreCourt personnel believe that they are ready to meet the demands of the new measures.
Read MoreSantiago Salcedo was convicted for shooting Qsaun Brown to death on Steinway Street after Brown made a derogatory remark toward two women.
Read MoreThe program fights the denial of jobs or licenses based on an applicant’s history of court-involvement or arrests.
Read MoreThe HPD website shows daily complaints of no heat or hot water at the building from January 16 to February 16.
Read MoreThe Universal Access to Counsel law now applies to tenants facing evictions in Far Rockaway, Morris Heights, East New York, East Harlem and Inwood.
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