DCAS Released December Exam Schedule
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Exams open to the public include assistant civil engineer, city assessor and education officer, construction inspector.
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Borough President Katz Appoints Pauline Healy To Queens Library Board
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Attorney Pauline Healy will be responsible for ensuring the office’s compliance with the company’s rules and with state and federal laws.
Read MoreTLC Sets Minimum Pay for App-Based Drivers
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The city’s Taxi and Limousine Commission approved the rules that will establish a per-minute and per-mile payment formula for Uber drivers.
Read MoreInvestigation Continues for Mom Charged With Brutal Baby Beating
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Tina Torabi is charged with first-degree assault for allegedly beating her infant son Kian, but has not faced charges related to her daughter’s death
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Grinning Straphanger Wanted For Indecent Exposure
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The victim was riding on the R train at Elmhurst Avenue station when she noticed a man seated near her with his genitals out.
Read MoreLate Queens ADA Evangelou Earns NYC’s Prestigious Dewey Award
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Queens District Attorney Richard Brown called Evangelou “an all-around special person.”
Read MoreCardi B Camera Shy In Court, Slid In-&-Out Beaming
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Cardi B faces up to a year on Rikers Island.
Read MoreWith Future Set, Cosmos Celebrate Rich History in Astoria
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The Cosmos and their 5 Points supporters club will honor the club’s rich history at Astoria Tavern in Astoria Friday from 7-9 p.m.
Read MoreGlendale Man Found Dead Under L May Have Fallen
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Police initially said Adams had suffered a gunshot wound to the head, but, the Daily News reported that he may have fallen off the tracks.
Read MoreQueens’ Annual Holly Tour Fuses History and Holidays
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History and holiday lovers will enjoy the Queens Historical Society’s #HollyTour2018.
Read MoreQueens Leaders Sign Onto Green New Deal
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“We cannot delay when it comes to addressing this existential threat to our planet.”
Read More‘Tis The Season For Gift Card Theft
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The men exchanged a box of 27 gift cards for $3500 in cash, but the victim was scrooge’d soon after.
Read MoreMost New Yorkers Welcome Amazon But Are Split on Subsidies, Poll Suggests
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About 60 percent of Queens voters who participated in the poll said they approved of Amazon’s arrival, Quinnipiac reported.
Read MoreWannabe Bonnie and Clyde Wanted For Home Invasion, Business Break In
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Police say the pair broke into a 50-year-old man’s home near Liberty Avenue and 103rd Avenue and stole two credit cards and $3,000.
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