Richards begins first full term as borough president
/“It is a great honor to have the opportunity to continue serving the 2.4 million residents of the borough of Queens.”
Read More“It is a great honor to have the opportunity to continue serving the 2.4 million residents of the borough of Queens.”
Read More“I did not join this commission to ignore the cries for representation by communities who have been robbed of their voices.”
Read More“We must learn to be smarter, live with COVID and ensure that we protect everyday New Yorkers.”
Read More“I'm a big believer that if you don't inspect what you expect, it’s all suspect.”
Read More“From the first day of my administration, and before the current crisis, we worked to reduce the Rikers population.”
Read More“You are just seeing the coming together of an amazing team.”
Read More“I am honored by all those in the [City Council] who put their faith in me.”
Read More“She carried with her throughout her career a sledgehammer and she crushed every glass ceiling that was put in her way.”
Read MoreTwo candidates in the race for speaker of the New York City Council – both of whom are from Queens – declared victory on social media late Tuesday afternoon.
“I'm hoping to go to Albany and really take on the most pressing issues today with urgency and creativity.”
Read More“I’m running for attorney general to be a voice for the voiceless, a champion for marginalized communities and a symbol that a son of Haitian immigrants from Queens can rise to the highest levels of law and government.”
Read More“I’m the only one with the proven executive experience.”
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