Queens leaders drive state, city veteran initiatives
/Queens lawmakers have led the charge for veteran assistance reforms.
Read MoreQueens lawmakers have led the charge for veteran assistance reforms.
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Read MoreOne of the most multicultural communities in New York City is uniting in support of public safety.
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Read MoreAn investigation by the 103rd Precinct is still ongoing.
Read MoreHappy National Adoption Month!
Read MoreA major victory has been scored against landlords who impose blanket bans on renting an apartment to people with criminal backgrounds.
Read MoreVendors have opted to sell their wares with no permit, legal or otherwise, risking big fines and having their carts confiscated.
Read MoreAchilles International empowers people with all types of disabilities, seen and unseen, to participate in mainstream running events.
Read MoreRide-sharing giant Lyft is getting in on Get Out the Vote efforts by offering discounted rides to polling locations in New York City on Election Day.
Read MoreDiwali is celebrated in countries that account for some of the city’s highest populations of immigrants.
Read MoreThe funds, known as Neighborhood 360°, will be used to pump up key commercial corridors.
Read MoreThe classes will occur on Tuesday and Friday afternoons in November.
Read MorePolice say the teen is part of a trio that assaulted the man on Linden Boulevard on the night of Oct. 8.
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