“Monthslong utility outages are unacceptable for any New Yorker, whether in private or public housing. NYCHA residents should not be expected to pay full rent, which typically includes utilities, when they are not receiving the service.”
Read MoreThirteen judges, all Democrats, won seats on the Civil and Supreme Court benches in Queens Tuesday.
Jury selection begins tomorrow for the first trial since March.
Read More“There is nothing like the thrill of showing up to a polling site and seeing the crowds.”
Read More“My son was really scared. He thought that we were getting pulled out of our car.”
Read More“We don’t have that financial flexibility to find those dollars.”
Read MoreHolmes is the highest-ranking uniformed woman in department history.
Read MoreWho are the four Queens Civil Court candidates on the ballot?
Read More“We are not afraid to use our rent dollars somewhere else.”
Read More“The cornerstone to sexual and reproductive rights is the right we all have to autonomy and control over our destinies.”
Read More“Why they let an intern go into a courtroom to observe something — it’s reckless and it’s ridiculous.”
Read More“I’m happy that the sign has been recovered but the NYPD investigation into who took it down is still ongoing.”
Read More“Judge Siegal’s intimate familiarity with her cases is what makes her irreplaceable to Queens County.”
Read More“A low-level offense should not equal a life sentence for our young people. Unfortunately that’s what’s happened too often in communities of color in the Rockaways, with young people locked out of employment, housing, job opportunities.”
Read MoreHere are the Queens Supreme Court candidates.
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