Confusion at the vote count with nearly 22,000 Queens ballots invalidated
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The count is underway inside Queens Borough Hall.
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NYC grand juries will resume in August
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Counties will begin sending jury summonses over the next several days, state officials said.
Read MorePublic defender groups say court opening plan endangers clients and staff
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“We strongly oppose re-opening of the Supreme Court because it is not safe and it is not essential to do so.”
Read MoreMore than 100 New York judges of color sign letter affirming equal justice in court
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Thirteen Queens judges signed the letter.
Read MoreDriver smashes through outdoor dining area and into Jackson Heights restaurant
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The driver passed a breathalyzer test and was released with a summons.
Read MorePublisher will release Trump niece’s tell-all text two weeks early
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A Queens family divided.
Read MoreNo fevers allowed. Temperature checks begin at NYC courthouses
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Court visitors can’t come in with a temperature above 100 degrees F.
Read MoreCOVID-positive Queens court clerk returns to work after Texas trip
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“She should have remained at home and not exposed her fellow workers.”
Read MoreBail reform rollback takes effect six months after landmark law enacted
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More than two dozen offenses are once again bail eligible.
Read MoreNYC has a new budget. What does it mean for Queens?
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Five Queens councilmembers voted no on the budget.
Read MoreAppellate court reverses Queens robbery conviction, finding judge acted as prosecutor
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“The court's decision to elicit such testimony was an improper exercise of discretion and deprived the defendant of a fair trial.”
Read MorePublic advocate vows to block property taxes without bigger NYPD budget cuts
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“Unless it meets those needs, I will use my Charter authority to prevent the budget from being executed.”
Read MoreEarle-Gargan has big lead in Queens Civil Court race
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She has more than 71 percent of the vote.
Read MoreAmid confusion, lawmakers urge Cuomo to halt evictions for COVID-hit tenants
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“We could be facing a massive rental apocalypse by the end of the summer.”
Read MoreDe Blasio pledges to end solitary confinement in NYC jails
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“Decades of research show that solitary is ineffective, dangerous, and, too often, deadly.”
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