Queens residents can cast their ballots at 18 early voting sites in the days leading up to the special election for Queens borough president. None of the polling places are located in elementary, junior high or high schools, to the relief of education officials and good government groups.
Read More“They’re already quarantined and that will spread like wildfire.”
Read More“Students age 16 and older can pre-register to vote so that the moment they turn 18, they will be registered to vote.”
Read MoreThree candidates in the race for Queens borough president have qualified for thousands of dollars in city matching funds with less than a month to go before the election.
Read MoreAn international consortium of women judges have again invited Queens Supreme Court Justice Carmen Velasquez to participate as the U.S. representative for an annual panel discussion at the United Nations building.
Read MoreThree Queens lawmakers have led the state and city to effort bolster treatment for sickle cell disease, prompting the city council on Thursday to press Albany to pass funding bills this legislative session.
Read MoreThere’s a widespread telephone scam involving callers claiming they’re from Social Security.
Read MoreFlushing Town Hall’s latest exhibition brings together the work of 28 emerging artists from across Queens to highlight local talent and celebrate the multi-faceted borough.
Read MoreThe walkways surrounding the Queens Museum’s iconic Panorama of the City of New York got a much needed facelift this month.
Read More“I will not sit next to someone who I feel does not respect women.”
Read More“A justice delayed need not be justice denied.”
Read More“In the beginning it will be tough, but people will change.”
Read More“Judges need to be able to make their decisions based on the individual before them.”
Read MoreDonovan stands ready to commit the funding and resources necessary to ensure that our borough serves as the model to welcome immigrants from all nations, writes Assemblymember Catalina Cruz.
Read MoreCouncilmember Paul Vallone and the New York City Department of Education are partnering to develop new models for public schools in Northeast Queens, and inviting local residents to participate in the process.
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