Richards backs Brooks-Powers in race for his old seat Council
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The special election in Council District 31 is Feb. 23.
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After three-month delay, Ex-Sanders staffer living in homeless shelter receives final check
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The check arrived Feb. 4.
Read MoreBeloved Board of Elections staffer dies after COVID outbreak in Queens facility
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‘Gentle giant’ Timothy James died Saturday.
Read MorePlay ball? Queens council candidate pushes safe sports restart for NYC school leagues
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James Johnson is running in Council District 27.
Read MoreMeng leads charge for federal anti-Semitism monitor
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“Anti-Semitism is a scourge that must be rooted out wherever and whenever it arises.”
Read MoreAdults over 55 dominate Queens community boards, data shows
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People over age 55 make up nearly two-thirds of Queens community board membership.
Read MoreDromm fires long-time chief of staff running to replace him in Queens
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Carolyn Tran, a candidate in Council District 25, served as chief of staff to Daniel Dromm for five years.
Read MoreGennaro scores big Election Night lead in NYC's first ranked-choice contest
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RCV won’t apply in NYC’s first election of 2021.
Read MoreQueens residents vote with their snow boots in NYC’s first ranked-choice election
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Clear out the snow to get out the vote.
Read MoreRamos backs Bagga in crowded Western Queens council race
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Amit Singh Bagga is one of 18 Democrats in the race to replace Jimmy Van Bramer.
Read MoreBlizzard blankets Queens, postponing COVID vaccines
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There were 17 inches of snow in Bellerose as of 8 p.m.
Read MoreCrowley officially enters race for Queens borough president
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Crowley finished second in the Democratic primary last year.
Read MoreQueens private jail with $528 million contract insulated from Biden order
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A private jail in Queens under state investigation for its COVID-19 failures can continue detaining federal defendants.
Read MoreA few thousand Queens voters will decide NYC's first test of ranked-choice voting
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Bernie, billionaires and members of Congress have weighed in, but the race comes down to voters.
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