“Children are the mirror of society so if someone draws a swastika, we have to ask ourselves how we can change that. Punishing a child doesn’t make anyone safer.”
Read MoreAnother piece of debris fell from the No. 7 train tracks on Wednesday.
Read More“This evening is all about the bench and bar working together to advance the effective functioning of the justice system.”
Read More“We had an increase [in rents]. But we also have businesses that are making 40 to 60 percent more in sales then they did before.”
Read More“Fans of NYC's only independent and authentic soccer club will be out in full force.”
Read More“It had been my hope that I would be able to finish out this term in office.“
Read MoreOn Saturday, the city will recognize the community’s contributions to the region at an official street co-naming ceremony at 75th Street and 31st Avenue.
Read MoreThere’s also a Chihuahua Beauty Contest where owners parade their costumed chihuahuas down a runway.
Read More“Doing modular is a really important, long-term strategy for the city.”
Read MoreThe station, which first opened in February 1902, served more than 13,000 Astoria commuters per day in 2017 but it lacks ADA accessibility.
Read MorePernell Cudjoe, 27, was found to be unresponsive with a gunshot wound to the chest near 180th Street and 145th Avenue.
Read MoreLarge swaths of Eastern Queens are without subway service, including St. Albans, Rosedale, Springfield Gardens, Queens Village, Hollis and Bayside.
Read MoreIn exchange for fees up to $10,000, Stella Boyadjian and her co-conspirators prepared and filed fraudulent P-3 visa applications.
Read MoreAs part of the plan, the city and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will use dredged sand to restore the beach, Mayor de Blasio said.
Read More‘Singers still speak of her as among the very best.’
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