St. Albans residents urge MTA to restore weekend service on Q42
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“The people along that route are literally stuck in the neighborhood.”
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Queens legislators earn high marks on environmental policy scorecard
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The Queens delegation in the State Senate and Assembly received high marks on an annual scorecard published by a nonpartisan group devoted to promoting environmental causes.
Read MoreEx-NYPD lieutenant from LIC arrested for Social Security fraud
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If convicted of the charges, he could face up to 20 years in prison and be ordered to pay restitution.
Read MoreSouth Asian Indo-Caribbean Bar VP Ali Najmi named to city’s taxi task force
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Najmi, the Vice President of the South Asian Indo-Carribean Bar Association of Queens, has been a fierce advocate for the rights of taxi drivers.
Read MoreCuomo heralds new Kosciuszko Bridge
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Traffic is expected to open on five Queens-bound lanes and four Brooklyn-bound lanes Thursday morning.
Read MoreDrug and firearm investigation nets 15 alleged gang members in Hollis
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Several alleged members of the HNY gang — named after Hollis’ Henderson Avenue — were charged with attempted murder.
Read MoreTitus’ move to civil court would open seat in state Assembly
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So far two likely candidates have emerged for the seat, which encompasses much of Southeast Queens.
Read MoreCUNY Law kicks off year with slate of new events
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CUNY Law will host a Public Interest Symposium on Sept. 7, bringing together students and legal and social justice advocates for an afternoon of panels and education.
Read MoreDepartment of City Planning upgrades community board needs and budget request tool
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A new webtool, named Community District Priorities, allows for community boards to formally submit their annual needs and budget requests to the city.
Read MoreLocking up parolees for minor infractions costs city $190 million per year
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“If you have a night job or you get a day job and because of the subway [and] you get home a little late, you can be violated for that.”
Read MoreNYC immigrants rights organizations sue Trump administration to stop ‘public charge’ rule
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“This is just another part of the Trumps’ broader family separation agenda. And frankly, this agenda to make this country as white as possible.”
Read MoreAssemblymember Kim’s parking placard is driving frustration in Flushing
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Assemblymember Ron Kim and his wife frequently leave their cars in no-standing zones near their Downtown Flushing home, according to a Twitter account.
Read MoreThree men shot and killed in Southeast Queens in two separate incidents
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According to the most recent NYPD data, there have been 53 shooting victims year to date in the NYPD’s Queens South patrol area.
Read MoreNew York expands key consumer protection law aimed at financial fraud
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Cuomo said the new law would help counteract the erosion of consumer financial protections under President Donald Trump.
Read MoreLawsuit against Forest Hills landlord granted class status by Queens judge
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The original lawsuit was filed on behalf of four tenants, but can now include more than 40 based on the class status.
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