Queens DA Race Swells With Release of Candidate Questionnaires
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The field of candidates doubled on Wednesday, the same say DA Richard Brown announced he would not seek re-election.
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Hevesi Renews Push for Home Stability Support in Letter to Cuomo
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“I implore you to work with your partners in the legislature to stop the growth of this crisis.”
Read More'Legendary' Queens Judge Seymour Boyers Dies at 92
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As a council member, Boyers co-sponsored the Landmarks Preservation Bill of 1965.
Read MoreQueens Rhodes Scholar and 'Dreamer' Fears He Can't Return to U.S.
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A 22-year-old who lives in Queens risks not being allowed back in the country if he enrolls at the University of Oxford in England in the fall.
Read MoreBloomberg Gives Millions to Help St. Pete Reduce Emissions
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Bloomberg announced Thursday that St. Petersburg, Florida is the 20th U.S. city to be selected as part of Bloomberg's American Cities Climate Challenge initiative.
Read MoreQueens DA Candidates Diverge on ‘Over-Policing’
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“Too often, prosecutors are willing, if not eager, participants in this overcriminalization of people of color.”
Read MoreEAGLE EXCLUSIVE: Meet the Twitter User Behind Ocasio-Cortez Dance Account
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“I went to bed with 2,500 followers, woke up at 6 to 8,300 followers, and now I have over 9,300.”
Read More‘L’-o Guv’na — Subway Shutdown Reversal Met with Mixed Reviews in Queens
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Low wage workers are expected to bear the brunt of the new plan, which will shutdown service on weeknights and weekends.
Read MorePublic Advocate Race Heats Up
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Under the City Charter, the public advocate’s role is to serve as a watchdog over city government and an ombudsman on behalf of city residents.
Read MoreHolden Weighs Bill to Increase Film Permit Price
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Councilmember Robert Holden has noticed the potential impact on local businesses in his Council District 30.
Read MoreAfter a ‘Wild Year’ New QCYD President Looks Ahead to 2019
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Whitestone native Breeana Mulligan says she looks forward to channeling that percolating energy and building bridges among various factions.
Read MoreWhat the L Is Going On? Cuomo Calls Off Subway Shutdown
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Thursday that he is canceling the planned 15-month L-train shutdown.
Read MoreTragic Traffic Deaths Mar New Year’s in Jackson Heights and Other NYC Nabes
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Though vehicle-occupant and cyclist deaths reached record lows in 2018, pedestrian deaths did not decrease at the same rate.
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NYC Traffic Deaths Decreased to Lowest Level on Record
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As of Dec. 27 the number of cyclists and vehicle occupants killed in collisions dropped to all-time lows.
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