Entire Queens neighborhoods lack ADA-accessible subway stations
/More than 70 percent of Queens subway stations are inaccessible to people with disabilities.
Read MoreMore than 70 percent of Queens subway stations are inaccessible to people with disabilities.
Read MoreDid you know Queens hosts the biggest Memorial Day parade in the United States?
Read MoreThe line curled around the block Tuesday night as hungry foodies waited to enter the Taste of Sunnyside.
Read MoreIt’s prime wedding season once again, which means cake, happy tears and bridesmaid dresses galore.
Read More“The weaponization of the existing law against communities of color must stop.”
Read MoreSunnyside Shines, the neighborhood’s business improvement district that helps to boost the approximately 300 businesses in the area, organizes the festival each year.
Read MoreOver 600 designs for the new logo were submitted in an international design competition, meant to replace a decades-old design that the spaces had outgrew.
Read MoreThe MTA Board is expected to vote on a proposal Wednesday that would give full-fare MetroCards to students who currently have half-fare MetroCards.
Read MoreThe new model is known as “presumptive ADR” and referring cases routinely to mediation and other forms of ADR earlier in the process.
Read More“26 years ago…I never would have imagined we would be ready to elect an openly gay and HIV+ man as mayor.”
Read MoreThrough the end of April, there were 43 reported shootings across Queens in 2019.
Read More“We need to protect the good jobs that are here before our communities continue to be built like strip malls.”
Read MoreThe strike was held in solidarity with drivers striking around the world, including Los Angeles, Philadelphia and London, according to the New York Taxi Workers Alliance.
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