Less than one month out from the Queens District Attorney election, both Democratic nominee Melinda Katz and Republican nominee Joseph Murray do not have voter guides up on the New York City Campaign Finance Board website, which could pose a problem for voters looking to know more about the candidates.
Read More“Put them in a separate area away from society.”
Read More“I don’t think it would be helpful for the next DA or for me to stay around.”
Read More“They counted the votes in Florida after Bush v. Gore — and they should do it in Queens.”
Read MoreAnd for Queens residents facing serious charges (to whom he does not seem to want to grant the presumption of innocence), who are remanded by a judge, does he propose they are left on a toxic penal colony? There is nothing progressive about that.
Read More“I think your next campaign slogan has to be this: ‘We’ve got to start eating babies,’” a woman who claimed she was concerned about the climate crisis, told Ocasio-Cortez as she took questions from the audience in LeFrak City.
Read MoreElection Day will be on Nov. 5, where residents will be voting on offices like Queens District Attorney.
Read MoreThis fear of the “other” is what drives opponent’s motivations to block the shelter from opening. The truth is, we have homeless neighbors who come from our district, including those who have been displaced from homes in Glendale, Middle Village, Maspeth and Ridgewood.
Read MoreAn Ozone Park man was sentenced to 17 years in prison for raping a 40-year-old woman at gunpoint for several hours.
Read MoreThe Manhattan man who hurled homophobic insults and fractured a 20-year-old woman’s spine after seeing her kiss a female friend on the cheek on a Queens E train pleaded guilty to one count of third-degree assault as a hate crime.
Read MoreManhattan Councilmember Helen Rosenthal proposed the creation of the task force in June shortly after Layleen Polanco’s death, and it was passed in the same month.
Read MoreSoutheast Queens Councilmember Donovan Richards officially announced his candidacy for Queens borough president on Wednesday, throwing his hat into the ring for a position that could open up in a 2020 special election.
Read MoreThe New York City poverty rate dropped to a historic low in 2018, according to data collected by the American Community Survey.
Read MoreSome of New York City’s most interesting spaces will open their doors to the public for exploration through this month’s “Open House New York Weekend.”
Read More“The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.”
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