Council bill would encourage parents to delay gender-assignment procedures for intersex infants
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“The cornerstone to sexual and reproductive rights is the right we all have to autonomy and control over our destinies.”
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Latest COVID case in Queens DA's Office fuels concerns ahead of jury trial restart
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“Why they let an intern go into a courtroom to observe something — it’s reckless and it’s ridiculous.”
Read MoreResidents recover stolen ‘Welcome to Ozone Park’ sign
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“I’m happy that the sign has been recovered but the NYPD investigation into who took it down is still ongoing.”
Read MoreDOT set to begin work on Flushing Busway next month
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“By prioritizing bus riders on one of the city's busiest streets, the busway will also serve as a beacon of equity in a diverse community.”
Read MoreOver 80 attorneys urge NY court leaders to retain Justice Bernice Siegal
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“Judge Siegal’s intimate familiarity with her cases is what makes her irreplaceable to Queens County.”
Read MoreThree cheers for Neir’s: Owner set to sign new lease on 191-year-old Woodhaven bar
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”There is some good news in the world.”
Read MoreCommonpoint Queens has distributed 1 million pounds of food since March
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The nonprofit organization Commonpoint Queens has distributed more than 1 million pounds of food since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City.
Read MoreThieves steal brand new ‘Welcome to Ozone Park’ sign hours after installation
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“It’s probably the most selfish act that I’ve seen in a long time. Somebody’s a real sicko.”
Read MoreAOC says expand the Supreme Court. Meeks, Meng and Jeffries say they are open to dramatic reforms
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Members of the Queens House delegation weighed in on expanding the U.S. Supreme Court.
Read MoreHallets Cove restoration will begin in early 2021
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“The days of Hallets Cove as a crumbling dumping ground are over. We will make good on a promise to reimagine this waterfront by restoring its ecology.”
Read MoreMeet the candidates for nine open Queens Supreme Court judgeships
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Here are the Queens Supreme Court candidates.
Read MoreQueens residents head to jury duty as civil trials resume for first time since March
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Despite the threat of COVID-19, a few dozen Queens residents responded to their jury summonses Monday, lining up six feet apart.
Read MoreCivil rights groups sue NYPD for brutality during George Floyd protests
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“I look at my mask, it’s covered with blood, my protest sign is covered with blood. I realized it must be mine.”
Read MoreAfter Gianaris endorses Wiley, strategists see move to appeal to broader swath of New York voters
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“It’s always a smart political move to back a Black woman. And that’s something he hasn’t been able to do being stuck in Astoria.”
Read MoreFrom Arverne to Astoria, 40,000 Queens voters brave chilly lines to cast early ballots
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“No matter what, I wouldn’t miss this vote.”
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