Crosswalks may soon become ‘no texting’ zones
/Fines for breaking the law would range from $25 for a first-time offense to $250 for multiple violations in a short time span.
Read MoreFines for breaking the law would range from $25 for a first-time offense to $250 for multiple violations in a short time span.
Read MoreCuts to funding would include reducing programming, cuts to weekend hours, smaller collections and delayed revitalization projects.
Read MoreRetired Vice Squad Detective Ludwig Paz and his wife Arelis Peralta were the ringleaders of the scheme, which facilitated prostitution at eight properties in Queens and Brooklyn.
Read More“Riders have worked tirelessly to win bus lanes. But it will all come to nothing if those lanes are blocked and the rules go unenforced.”
Read More“This crime is a tragic case of the most extreme outcome of domestic violence.”
Read MoreMore than 70 percent of Queens subway stations are inaccessible to people with disabilities.
Read More“We want every child to walk away excited about what they have just created.”
Read MoreDid you know Queens hosts the biggest Memorial Day parade in the United States?
Read MoreIt’s prime wedding season once again, which means cake, happy tears and bridesmaid dresses galore.
Read MoreThe 10th Annual Readers Are Leaders Challenge recognized seven students who read an age-appropriate book and wrote a creative report about the text.
Read MorePrior to starting Big Apple Basketball, Curry was a standout guard at Archbishop Molloy and Hillcrest High.
Read MoreIsabel Galeano, 42 was found by 103rd Precinct cops just before 2 p.m. on Monday with multiple stab wounds to her torso and a laceration to her hand.
Read More“The weaponization of the existing law against communities of color must stop.”
Read More“It’s sad to say, but it’s like a gang.”
Read MoreCops say Martin Pereira, 39, started the blaze that killed 3-year-old Zoey Pereira on May 5.
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