Queens Misdemeanor Veterans Treatment Court celebrates official opening
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The court refers eligible defendants to specialized support services and treatment as an alternative to incarceration.
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Legislature holds public hearing on DiFiore’s constitutional reform proposals
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DiFiore has proposed replacing New York’s 11 separate trial courts with a three-tier system that proponents say will make the court system easier to navigate.
Read MoreWorld’s Fair site receives a major upgrade
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The project will provide $24 million in upgrades.
Read MoreCouncilmember denounces churro vendor arrest
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Councilmember Antonio Reynoso, transit advocates and immigrants’ rights groups have denounced the arrest of a churro vendor at the Myrtle-Wyckoff subway station.
Read MoreQueens leaders drive state, city veteran initiatives
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Queens lawmakers have led the charge for veteran assistance reforms.
Read MoreHe has a housing voucher. Will any landlord take it?
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A Queens man say he has contacted about 150 brokers and agents in the past year, and has run into the same obstacle over and over again.
Read MoreNYC expands supervised release ahead of bail reforms
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The city’s supervised release initiative relies on social workers and case managers who work with defendants to ensure they return to their pretrial court dates.
Read MoreQueens has a new pro soccer club
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“It's a dream to help build this football club in Queens.”
Read MoreRain or shine, win or lose, this artist illustrates every Mets home game
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If you’ve been to a Mets game in the past few years, chances are you’ve encountered Andrew Hermida, pen in hand.
Read MoreShelter opponents say they’ll sue city over Glendale plan
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But DHS says the process has been no different for Glendale than any other neighborhood in New York City.
Read MoreInaccessible Sunnyside subway stations await MTA Capital Plan
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All of Sunnyside’s subway stations are currently inaccessible to people in wheelchairs.
Read MoreMiami man faces 15 years in prison for alleged Uber investment scam
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The vehicles with the VIN numbers the investors were given had allegedly never been registered or titled to the investor.
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Historic, 220-year-old desk to be restored at King Manor Museum
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The desk belonged to Rufus King, a former New York senator, signer of the U.S. Constitution and staunch anti-slavery advocate.
Read MoreFederal agents in armored military vehicle make arrest in Ridgewood
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The vehicle was spotted on Forest Avenue on Wednesday morning.
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