Brown Praises DA’s Office For Record-Low Crime In 2018
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“This was another extremely successful year for the Queens District Attorney’s Office.”
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Queens DA Race Swells With Release of Candidate Questionnaires
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The field of candidates doubled on Wednesday, the same say DA Richard Brown announced he would not seek re-election.
Read MoreHevesi Renews Push for Home Stability Support in Letter to Cuomo
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“I implore you to work with your partners in the legislature to stop the growth of this crisis.”
Read More‘Dutch Reach’ Reduces ‘Dooring’ Risk
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“Every week or so I have to evade, swerve, slow, shout, whatever to avoid a ‘near doored experience..”
Read MoreAlleged Counterfeit Car Doc Crew Indicted in Queens Court
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“This black market business allows buyers to cheat the system.”
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Driver Sentenced to 12 Years For Leaving Passenger To Die in Fiery Crash
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“You should always stay there and get help — even if you caused it.”
Read MoreOver 350 Bags Of Weed Seized From A College Point Facility
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The defendant was arraigned on a charge of first-degree criminal possession of marijuana.
Read MoreFullstack Opens Tech Opportunities for Low-Income New Yorkers
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“Many New Yorkers still don't have access to the training they'll need to survive the new tech economy.”
Read MorePublic Defenders Get First Crack at Queens Murder Cases
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“The attorney handling the case, the investigator, the whole team has been able to get a head start.”
Read MoreCycling Advocates Want `Bike Mayor’ for NYC
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NYC would join Keene, N.H. as the only cities with a bike mayor.
Read MoreDA Brown Announces Retirement at End of Term
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Brown will leave office at the end of his current term.
Read More'Legendary' Queens Judge Seymour Boyers Dies at 92
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As a council member, Boyers co-sponsored the Landmarks Preservation Bill of 1965.
Read MoreJury Selection Begins For Samurai Sword Attacker
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Karla Barba faces up to 25 years in prison for allegedly attacking her then-fiancee Franklin Lorrea inside their Jackson Heights home in June 2016.
Read MoreBanker Ordered To Repay Sisters’ Estate from Behind Bars
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Before the sisters died in December 2013 and November 2014, respectively, they opened bank accounts at a J.P. Morgan Chase branch located on Beach 24th Street where Stephens-Anselm worked as a private client banker.
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