LaGuardia College student among finalists for nationwide grant
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“Queens is truly a [place] that opens its arms to people from all over the world to make their dreams a reality.”
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Glendale shelter opens after years of opposition
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The Cooper Rapid Rehousing Center will house 200 men with jobs or enrolled in training programs.
Read MoreTwo Queens senators open to bail reform compromise
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“All legislation starts off with good intentions and then it breathes and you see where it needs to be amended or adjusted.”
Read MoreTibetan residents of Queens condemn Elmhurst Library exhibit
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The group Students for a Free Tibet said the exhibit distorts reality by masking Chinese oppression and violence in the territory.
Read MoreRajkumar picks up Kallos endorsement in bid for Assembly
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Rajkumar, he said, “is the representative that the people of this community need.
Read MoreMayor, Speaker visit Flushing to quell coronavirus fear
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“In hard times, New Yorkers know to stand by their neighbors.”
Read MoreQueens assembly members resist senate plan to overhaul bail law
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The Senate’s proposal would get rid of cash bail completely, but give judges discretion to remand defendants.
Read MoreBayside high schooler discovers new sea creature
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The creatures measure around 1.5 centimeters long and inhabit the Whittard Canyon, a deep-sea valley off the coast of Ireland.
Read MoreDevelopers of Flushing waterfront speak out
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The project’s developers have released a statement asserting the public benefits of the plan.
Read MoreKatz carries new energy into role as DA
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“In Queens County, we are going to have fairness and equity. We are going to start over.”
Read MoreCourt reporters compete to see who has the fastest fingers in NYC
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Over 100 students from across the city will compete in the National Court Reporters Association Student Speed Contest.
Read MoreCivil Court Help Center staff dedicate themselves to legal assistance
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Help Center attorneys handle a steady stream of clients, and are available to answer questions about court proceedings and clarify issues.
Read MoreSci-fi film fest heads to Astoria
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A film festival celebrating science fiction novelist Philip K. Dick and independent filmmaking will land at Astoria’s Museum of the Moving Image.
Read MoreMeeks backs Bloomberg for president
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His endorsement comes less than two months after he seemed likely to endorse former Vice President Joe Biden.
Read MoreNew law limits toxic chemicals in children’s toys
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By 2023, the state will ban the sale of products that use certain chemicals, including asbestos, and certain flame retardants.
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