Publisher will release Trump niece’s tell-all text two weeks early
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A Queens family divided.
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Bail reform rollback takes effect six months after landmark law enacted
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More than two dozen offenses are once again bail eligible.
Read MoreDe Blasio and Cuomo bicker, yet again, over Covid school plan
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Similar spats played out in March and April.
Read MoreVan Bramer blasts newly unveiled Astoria development plan
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“I could not be more opposed to this project.”
Read MoreEx-Espinal staffer announces bid for Queens Council seat
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He’s one of at least eight people considering a run in District 26.
Read MoreNYC has a new budget. What does it mean for Queens?
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Five Queens councilmembers voted no on the budget.
Read MorePublic advocate vows to block property taxes without bigger NYPD budget cuts
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“Unless it meets those needs, I will use my Charter authority to prevent the budget from being executed.”
Read MoreEarle-Gargan has big lead in Queens Civil Court race
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She has more than 71 percent of the vote.
Read MoreLocal leaders push permanent housing for Fresh Meadows hotel residents freed from Rikers
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Councilmembers Barry Grodenchik and Rory Lancman visited the hotel Wednesday.
Read MoreQueens judge dismisses Trump family book dispute — See the decision here
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“The irrefutable conclusion is, regardless of the outcome of this matter, the administration of this estate will not be impacted one iota.”
Read MoreAubry takes commanding lead over Monserrate after in-person votes tallied
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The Assembly race has attracted statewide attention.
Read MoreJustice reformers push New York to ‘halt’ solitary confinement in statewide rallies
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Coordinated rallies took place from the Bronx to Buffalo.
Read MoreTrump turns to Queens court to kill tell-all book. See the filings here.
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The book by Trump’s niece is set to publish next month.
Read MoreEarly Queens results show lead for Donovan Richards, three Assembly challengers
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But thousands of absentee ballots remain uncounted.
Read MoreCROWLEY: A final pitch to condo and co-op owners
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Elizabeth Crowley is a candidate for Queens borough president.
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