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April 30, 2019

State will fund immigrant legal services at consulates and religious spaces

April 30, 2019/ David Brand
State will fund immigrant legal services at consulates and religious spaces

“This new program will allow some of our most vulnerable New Yorkers to get the legal assistance they need in a safe and supportive space.”

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April 30, 2019/ David Brand/
politics, Law, news, Features, Communities
cuomo, liberty defense project, immigrants, Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrants Rights, immigrants' rights
April 30, 2019

Early voting, if done right, could ease Election Day for Queens residents

April 30, 2019/ David Brand
Early voting, if done right, could ease Election Day for Queens residents

“Early voting could take away a lot of the stress on Election Day.”

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April 30, 2019/ David Brand/
Features, news, Communities, politics, Law
Rebecca Bloom, citizen's union, election day problems, early voting, BOE, board of elections, charter revision commission, bill de blasio
April 30, 2019

Longtime Republican Betty Lugo remains open to GOP nomination for Queens DA

April 30, 2019/ David Brand
Longtime Republican Betty Lugo remains open to GOP nomination for Queens DA

“Yes, I would consider it. We should look at the person, not the party.”

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April 30, 2019/ David Brand/
Features, Law, news, politics
betty lugo, robert holden, queens da, queens gop, daniel kogan, republican party, queens da race, #queensda
April 29, 2019

In Queens DA race, a spectrum of perspectives on city jails plan

April 29, 2019/ David Brand and Jonathan Sperling
In Queens DA race, a spectrum of perspectives on city jails plan

Each candidate agrees that the Rikers Island jails, as currently constructed, are outdated and dangerous and need to be close. They differ on what to do next.

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April 29, 2019/ David Brand and Jonathan Sperling/
Crime, Communities, Central Queens, Law, news, politics, Voices
Rikers Island, Kew Gardens, Gregory Lasak, community jails, Queens District Attorney, Queens Borough Hall, Queens Detention Center, Betty Lugo, CUNY Law, Rory Lancman, Jonathan Lippman, Department of Correction, Mina Malik, Jose Nieves, Tiffany Cabán, Melinda Katz
April 26, 2019

Two Queens lawmakers lead fight for farmworkers’ rights

April 26, 2019/ David Brand
Two Queens lawmakers lead fight for farmworkers’ rights

Farmworkers — who are mostly Latinx — still have no right to collectively bargain, receive overtime or have a day off.

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April 26, 2019/ David Brand/
Communities, Law, news, politics, Features, Voices
farmworkers, Jessica Ramos, Cathy Nolan, Federal Labor Relations Act, New Deal Coalition, State Senate, State Assembly, New York Farm Bureau, David Fisher, Joseph Addabbo, Michael Gianaris, John Liu, James Sanders, Toby Ann Stavisky
April 26, 2019

Three Queens DA candidates withstand ballot petition challenge

April 26, 2019/ David Brand
Three Queens DA candidates withstand ballot petition challenge

To qualify to appear on the primary ballot, candidates had to submit at least 4,000 valid signatures from registered Democrats residing in Queens by April 4.

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April 26, 2019/ David Brand/
Crime, Law, news, politics
Board of Elections, Mina Malik, Queens District Attorney, Gregory Lasak, Betty Lugo, Jose Nieves, ballot petition, Rory Lancman, Tiffany Cabán
April 25, 2019

Justices seem ready to OK census citizenship question

April 25, 2019/ Associated Press
Justices seem ready to OK census citizenship question

Three lower courts have so far blocked the plan to ask every U.S. resident about citizenship in the census.

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April 25, 2019/ Associated Press/
Communities, Central Queens, eastern queens, Law, news, northern queens, politics, Southern Queens, Western Queens
Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, Clarence Thomas, John Roberts, Brett Kavanaugh, Stephen Bannon, Kris Kobach, Elena Kagan, Barbara Underwood, 202 Census question, immigration, immigrants, Nancy Pelosi, Douglas Letter
April 25, 2019

Three distinct viewpoints emerge at raucous Kew Gardens jail hearing

April 25, 2019/ Guest User
Three distinct viewpoints emerge at raucous Kew Gardens jail hearing

Clear divisions emerged — not just between some hearing attendees and the city officials, but between many of the attendees themselves.

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April 25, 2019/ Guest User/
Crime, Education, Central Queens, news, Transit, Communities, politics
No New Jails, Kew Gardens, CLOSErikers, Com, community jails, Queens House of Detention, Bill de Blasio, borough-based jails, jail, Rikers Island, Community Board 9, james quinn, Forest Hills
April 25, 2019

Three Queens DA candidates would release database of cops with credibility issues

April 25, 2019/ David Brand
Three Queens DA candidates would release database of cops with credibility issues

“Concealing police misconduct makes it impossible for defendants to get a fair trial, and for the public to be kept safe."

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April 25, 2019/ David Brand/
Communities, Crime, Features, Law, politics
queens da, rory lancman, robert masters, jose nieves, tiffany cabán, mina malik, melinda katz, betty lugo, gregory lasak, testilying, 50a, database, larry krasner
April 25, 2019

City begins $84 million water infrastructure project in Brookville

April 25, 2019/ David Brand
City begins $84 million water infrastructure project in Brookville

Work crews will install more than two miles of water mains within a 21-block swath of the neighborhood, near Idlewild Park.

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April 25, 2019/ David Brand/
eastern queens, Communities, news, politics, Southern Queens
department of environmental protection, Brookville, Hurricane Sandy, Vincent Sapienza, Idlewild Park, water mains, Donovan Richards
April 24, 2019

Van Bramer announces bid for borough president

April 24, 2019/ David Brand
Van Bramer announces bid for borough president

Current Borough President Melinda Katz is term-limited at the end of 2021, but would vacate the position earlier if she wins the race for Queens District Attorney.

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April 24, 2019/ David Brand/
news, Law, politics, Western Queens
Jimmy Van Bramer, Melinda Katz, Tiffany Cabán, Queens District Attorney, Queens Borough President
April 24, 2019

Some cash-strapped CUNY adjuncts demand ‘$7K or Strike.’ Others aren’t so enthused

April 24, 2019/ Guest User
Some cash-strapped CUNY adjuncts demand ‘$7K or Strike.’ Others aren’t so enthused

“I really would just like a full-time lecturer job. “That's like my dream. And that would mean that I don't have to get housing assistance every summer.”

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April 24, 2019/ Guest User/
Education, Communities, eastern queens, news, politics, Voices, Western Queens
Rebecca Smart, CUNY, Bay Ridge, PSC, Professional Staff Congress, adjuncts, union, Jane Guskin, Queens College, QC Adjuncts Unite, 7k Or Strike, CUNY Graduate Center, Barbara Bowen, LaGuardia Community College, Kew Gardens Hills, Long Island City, LIC, Young-Min Seo, education
April 24, 2019

Wrecking ball is only fix for ‘horrible’ Queens jail, city says

April 24, 2019/ David Brand
Wrecking ball is only fix for ‘horrible’ Queens jail, city says

“Demolition is required.”

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April 24, 2019/ David Brand/
Communities, Central Queens, Business, Features, news, politics, Rikers Island
borough-based jails, queens house of detention, queens detention center, Queens Criminal Courthouse, mayor's office of criminal justice, mocj
April 23, 2019

2020 Census citizenship question cannot ‘go unchallenged,’ AG James says

April 23, 2019/ Guest User
2020 Census citizenship question cannot ‘go unchallenged,’ AG James says

James joined a lawsuit challenging the question that could prevent many immigrants from completing the Census for fear of being identified as a noncitizen or undocumented immigrant.

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April 23, 2019/ Guest User/
Communities, news, politics, Law
Letitia James, attorney general, citizenship, 2020 Census, immigration, undocumented immigrants
April 23, 2019

Manhattan Republican files paperwork to challenge AOC

April 23, 2019/ David Brand
Manhattan Republican files paperwork to challenge AOC

He has a tough hill to climb. A river to cross, too.

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April 23, 2019/ David Brand/
Western Queens, politics, news, Features
aoc, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, miguel hernandez, manhattan, Republican
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