Maya Wiley backed by NYC's youngest lawmaker after visit to Southeast Queens
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“She’s uniquely qualified. And I honestly think it’s time for a woman of color to lead this city forward.”
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Anti-union stance has deep roots for head of Queens public defender group
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“This goes back 25 years in history about what the consequences could be for my office with the city given that we are joining the Legal Aid union.”
Read MoreNew York court system holds virtual Black History Month program Thursday
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The New York state court system will host its 31st Annual Black History Month event Feb. 25
Read MoreQueens DA honors local heroes during Black History Month
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This year’s celebration… is all the more poignant and serves as a reminder that we all must continue to work to guarantee justice for all.”
Queens activists keep candle burning for escaped cow
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Activists gathered on Sunday for an annual vigil to honor the bull
Read MoreQueens Republican district leader arrested for role in Capitol insurrection
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Philip Grillo ran for city council in District 24.
Read MoreWeprin, Stringer give away campaign cash from convicted Queens trash-hauler
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George Kalergios, a carting company CEO, pleaded guilty to giving bribes for trash contracts.
Read MoreBody camera damaged after Queens cop appears to kneel on man’s neck: attorney
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The camera was “dislodged and damaged” or “run over by a vehicle,” a defendant’s attorney said.
Read MoreQueens jury trials could resume March 22
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The New York court system is moving to resume in-person jury trials as early as March 22
Read More‘We need to care for each other’ Queens leaders unite to fight ‘virus’ of racism
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“Together we are strong.”
Read MoreMayor extends Port Authority's JFK Airport lease as COVID delays redevelopment plan
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The Port Authority must meet several diversity goals in hiring and contracts.
Read MoreCandidates in Southeast Queens Council race run to tackle COVID, jobs, education and housing
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Nine candidates are running to represent Council District 31.
Read MoreRajkumar bill would increase access to specific COVID treatment
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The legislation would compel hospital to inform patients about monoclonal antibody treatment.
Read MoreQueens leaders organize to combat spike in hate crimes
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Queens elected officials and community leaders will gather in front of Borough Hall Monday.
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