NYPD officer killed by alleged drunk driver on LIE in Queens
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“He was out there trying to make sure everyone was safe and he is dead because someone drove under the influence.”
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New York lawmakers consider bill extending eviction protections as state preps rent relief
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“If we do nothing, then countless people will be subject to eviction right now.”
Read MoreNYC electeds rally for vote on housing voucher value boost
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“Our system is sick and it’s broken, and if you’re gonna help our people this is the way.”
Read MoreThe race for Queens Council District 22, the next phase of Astoria's political evolution
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In 2013, an Astoria councilman defended stop and frisk. Now top candidates want to defund the police.
Read MoreOlder judges invited back to bench to plug gaps in Housing and Family Court
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“There are, in particular, problematic backlogs in the Family Court and Housing Court.”
Read MoreNY judge tosses last-ditch lawsuit seeking to block new Queens jail
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“A single ULURP review of the four borough-based jail sites was lawful and rational.”
Read MoreNew York lawmakers pass bill to restore voting rights for people on parole
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“Felony disenfranchisement is a relic of Jim Crow America.”
Read MoreNew York's eviction moratorium set to expire without rent relief in place
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“It would be a tragedy if people were evicted who qualify for the rent relief program because it isn’t authorized.”
Read MoreAdvocates and electeds urge NYC to ‘truly’ end solitary confinement
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“The Board of Correction must adopt rules that truly eliminate solitary confinement in a real and meaningful way.”
Read MoreQueens council candidate at center of NYC matching funds debate
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Council candidates have received $26,657,242 in public matching funds.
Read MoreQueens County Bar celebrates borough’s Golden Jubilarians
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“While we can’t meet together in person we are able to still celebrate our friends and association.”
Read MoreNY chief judge rips racist court clerk who used n-word to describe Black teen
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“We have zero tolerance for racially biased conduct and language.”
Read MoreNew York judges, staff ordered back to courthouses May 24
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“It is time to return to our normal and full courthouse staffing levels in order to support the fuller resumption of in-person operations.”
Read MoreNYC mayoral candidates pledge thousands of new supportive housing units to tackle homelessness
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“We have known for decades that supportive housing works.”
Read MoreTackling hate: Meng meets with Biden and Harris to discuss anti-Asian violence
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Meng thanked Biden “for standing with the Asian American community during this difficult and challenging time.”
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