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July 21, 2020

Richards moves closer to Queens borough president nomination after Crowley concedes

July 21, 2020/ David Brand
Richards moves closer to Queens borough president nomination after Crowley concedes

“During these most challenging times, we need unity to bring our great borough together.”

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July 21, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, news, politics
donovan richards, queens borough president, elizabeth crowley, costa constantinides, dao yin, anthony miranda, borough hall, primary, joann ariola
July 20, 2020

Assembly Democrats spend big to save Simotas’ seat in Astoria

July 20, 2020/ David Brand
Assembly Democrats spend big to save Simotas’ seat in Astoria

The DACC gave Simotas $125K before the election. She hired Bronx real estate lobbyist Stanley Schlein as her attorney.

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July 20, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, news, politics, Western Queens
aravella simotas, zohran mamdani, carl heastie, stanley schlein, dacc, district 36, astoria
July 17, 2020

Queens gig workers miss out on PPP assistance, report finds

July 17, 2020/ David Brand
Queens gig workers miss out on PPP assistance, report finds

Just 2 percent of Queens’ self employed workers and independent contractors received the federal loans.

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July 17, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, coronavirus, Business, news, politics
ppp loans, scott stringer, comptroller's office, cares act, gig workers
July 17, 2020

Thousands of absentee ballots tossed in tight Maloney-Patel House race

July 17, 2020/ David Brand
Thousands of absentee ballots tossed in tight Maloney-Patel House race

Maloney has a narrow lead, but Patel received more in-person votes in Queens.

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July 17, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, news, Law, Western Queens, politics
suraj patel, carolyn maloney, lauren ashcraft, peter harrison, ny-12, congress, primaries, absentee ballots
July 16, 2020

New city law compels NYPD to explain surveillance tools and strategies 

July 16, 2020/ David Brand
New city law compels NYPD to explain surveillance tools and strategies 

“New Yorkers had no idea what tools our city was using to spy on our families and neighbors.”

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July 16, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, Crime, equity, Law, news, politics
nypd, post act, albert fox cahn, facial recognition, surveillance, de blasio
July 16, 2020

‘Too Many Requests’ — New York’s new rental relief website immediately crashes 

July 16, 2020/ David Brand
‘Too Many Requests’ — New York’s new rental relief website immediately crashes 

“The fact that it crashed within the first 15 minutes is tragic and shows how much need there is.”

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July 16, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, coronavirus, equity, Health, Homelessness, Law, Housing, politics, news
covid rent relief program, covid-19, coronavirus, cuomo, sateesh nori, astoria tenants union
July 14, 2020

Anderson wins primary for vacant Southeast Queens Assembly seat

July 14, 2020/ David Brand
Anderson wins primary for vacant Southeast Queens Assembly seat

The Far Rockaway organizer is likely to become the state’s youngest assemblymember.

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July 14, 2020/ David Brand/
news, politics, Southern Queens, Rockaways
Khaleel Anderson, richard david, Derrick DeFlorimonte, Chiedu “Shea” Uzoigwe, tavia blakely, michele titus, Assembly District 31
July 13, 2020

St. John’s backs lawsuit challenging Trump threat to international students 

July 13, 2020/ David Brand
St. John’s backs lawsuit challenging Trump threat to international students 

“Our institution, our city and our country are made better by the contributions of immigrants and international students.”

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July 13, 2020/ David Brand/
coronavirus, equity, Education, Law, news, politics
St. john's university, frank wu, Toby Ann Stavisky, conrado gempesaw, trump, ice, international students
July 10, 2020

Confusion at the vote count with nearly 22,000 Queens ballots invalidated

July 10, 2020/ David Brand
Confusion at the vote count with nearly 22,000 Queens ballots invalidated

The count is underway inside Queens Borough Hall.

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July 10, 2020/ David Brand/
Law, news, politics
vote count, absentee ballots, board of elections, boe, queens, new reformers
July 09, 2020

Speaker Johnson, save mom and pop shops by bringing the Small Business Jobs Survival Act to a vote

July 09, 2020/ David Brand
Speaker Johnson, save mom and pop shops by bringing the Small Business Jobs Survival Act to a vote

Bring the SBJSA up for a full council vote.

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July 09, 2020/ David Brand/
Business, politics, Voices
kirsten theodos, takebacknyc, sbjsa, Small Business Jobs Survival Act
July 07, 2020

Stringer unveils detailed plan to safely reopen schools in September

July 07, 2020/ David Brand
Stringer unveils detailed plan to safely reopen schools in September

Masked up and distanced.

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July 07, 2020/ David Brand/
coronavirus, Education, equity, Health, news, politics
scott stringer, New York City Comptroller, mayor 2021, public schools, covid-19, coronavirus
July 07, 2020

Van Bramer rips latest LIC development plan at old Amazon site

July 07, 2020/ David Brand
Van Bramer rips latest LIC development plan at old Amazon site

“I do believe that something should happen on this land, but this proposal isn't that something.”

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July 07, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, Business, Housing, news, Western Queens, politics
yourlic, Jimmy Van Bramer, amazon, development, real estate, anable basin, rezoning
July 06, 2020

Publisher will release Trump niece’s tell-all text two weeks early

July 06, 2020/ David Brand
Publisher will release Trump niece’s tell-all text two weeks early

A Queens family divided.

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July 06, 2020/ David Brand/
Business, Environment, Law, news, politics
mary trump, donald trump, simon & schuster, peter kelly, president
July 02, 2020

Bail reform rollback takes effect six months after landmark law enacted

July 02, 2020/ David Brand
Bail reform rollback takes effect six months after landmark law enacted

More than two dozen offenses are once again bail eligible.

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July 02, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, Crime, Law, news, politics
bail reform reform, bail reform, judges, janet difiore, albany, bail eligible
July 02, 2020

De Blasio and Cuomo bicker, yet again, over Covid school plan

July 02, 2020/ David Brand
De Blasio and Cuomo bicker, yet again, over Covid school plan

Similar spats played out in March and April.

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July 02, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, Education, news, politics
andrew cuomo, bill de blasio, schools opening, coronavirus, COVID-19
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