Queens tenants, lawyers and judges confront uncertain end of eviction moratorium
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“We try to make things appropriate for the situation we’re dealing with and I have no idea what the situation will be.”
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Letter: Workers Circle applauds court ruling that stops immigration wealth test
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“The Trump Administration has relentlessly and viciously pursued policies that jeopardize the health and safety of immigrant families.”
Read MoreMovement grows to rename Astoria’s Powhatan Democratic Club
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“It’s not much different than the racist statues and the racist sports team names.”
Read MoreDe Blasio knocks doors in Richmond Hill to rally census participation
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“To miss this existential opportunity to be counted in the census would be to let the president win the hateful war he’s been raging against our communities.”
Read MoreHundreds paint Black Lives Matter street mural on Jamaica Avenue
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“I thought it was important that we be a part of it. This is for all of us.”
Read MoreNonprofit Talk: Serving people with HIV during latest public health crisis
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Sharen Duke is the executive director and CEO of Alliance for Positive Change.
Read MoreQueens small businesses demand COVID aid with rent due once again
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“If businesses like mine close, I’m afraid they’ll be replaced by others that don’t have that same interest in caring for our neighbors.”
Read MoreAs unemployment spikes, COVID poses particular challenges for people with autism
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“The challenging part is not being able to see my coworkers because they helped me change my life around.”
Read MoreCouncil bill would boost pay and training for homeless shelter guards
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“We will not accept these private contractors taking public dollars and paying their workers poverty wages.”
Read MoreRichmond Hill rallygoers urge neighbors to complete the Census
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“We need to make sure that our communities win in this competition.”
Read MoreElevators open at 103-year-old Astoria Boulevard Station
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“Today’s achievement is a step forward for all transit passengers.”
Read MoreCensus week of action kicks off in Richmond Hill
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Queens’ census response rate was 53.8 percent as of July 23, well below the national average.
Read MoreBetween Bangladesh and Queens: My story of immigration to entrepreneurship
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Jahin Rahman is a high school senior in Queens and the founder of Efforts in Youth Development of Bangladesh.
Read MoreYoung Jamaica filmmaker spreads the word about the 2020 Census
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“If we can do it, you can do it.”
Read MoreNew York lawmakers pass bill limiting courthouse ICE arrests
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“New York State will not tolerate ICE’s fear-inducing tactic.”
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