NYC expanding violence interrupter model at Woodside and Astoria Houses
/“We’ve been doing the work to the best of our ability without resources.”
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Read MoreA state appellate judge and the Nassau County DA are both Queens natives.
Read MoreThe virtual sessions will take place Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Read MoreThe transit agency rescinded a job offer after the cop took a polygraph exam.
Read More“Our intent was to share information about the union-busting history and we want other unions to be aware of that.”
Read More“Mr. Arnold is still reeling from this violent arrest, during which an officer placed him in a knee-on-neck hold.”
Read MorePermanent housing is the best way to move people off the streets, the authors say.
Read MoreThe measure would force delivery app company to get licensed by the DCWP.
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Read More“Because it’s an elected position you want to have some reason to claim the community, but it’s not legally required.”
Read MoreThe Less Is More Act would overhaul parole in New York
Read MoreQueens judicial candidate Michael Goldman has practiced law for more than 25 years.
Read More“It’s evidence of your instability, madam. Your instability alone is sufficient reason not to pursue it.”
Read MoreHe faces up to life in prison.
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