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/“That has to change; it’s unacceptable,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Read More“That has to change; it’s unacceptable,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Read MoreGonzalez announced his Justice 2020 initiative for criminal justice reform on March 11, more than a year after he first began championing its contents.
Read MoreIn her pitch to rein in the influence of tech giants, the Warren envisions legislation targeting companies with annual worldwide revenue of $25 billion or more.
Read MoreQueens councilmembers scores high marks for their environmental support, according to a report card by the New York League of Conservation Voters.
Read MoreIn Queens, no single racial or ethnic group makes up more than a third of the population.
Read MoreAnother piece of debris fell from the No. 7 train tracks on Wednesday.
Read More“We had an increase [in rents]. But we also have businesses that are making 40 to 60 percent more in sales then they did before.”
Read More“It had been my hope that I would be able to finish out this term in office.“
Read MoreOn Saturday, the city will recognize the community’s contributions to the region at an official street co-naming ceremony at 75th Street and 31st Avenue.
Read MoreThe station, which first opened in February 1902, served more than 13,000 Astoria commuters per day in 2017 but it lacks ADA accessibility.
Read MoreLarge swaths of Eastern Queens are without subway service, including St. Albans, Rosedale, Springfield Gardens, Queens Village, Hollis and Bayside.
Read MoreAs part of the plan, the city and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will use dredged sand to restore the beach, Mayor de Blasio said.
Read More“Diversity matters and inclusion matters, and it needs to be reflected in these offices.”
Read MoreSimotas wrote a letter to Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie requesting a $100,000 budget increase for the Home Sharing and the Respite Care Programs of the New York
Read MoreAhead of the April 21 MTA fare hikes, find out if it’s worth it to shell out for an unlimited-ride MetroCard or just pay per ride.
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