Acting Queens BP rejects Flushing Creek rezoning in advisory role
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“The scale and scope of the plan will significantly change the landscape of Downtown Flushing.”
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Astoria eatery opens doors for charitable patrons
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Patrons at Sac’s Place in Astoria will be eating for a good cause on April 30, as the restaurant hosts an annual fundraiser to support local HIV/AIDS service organizations.
Read MoreQueens Public Library cancels March programming
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The Queens Public Library has cancelled all programming for the rest of March amid Covid-19 coronavirus anxiety, but libraries will remain open.
Read MoreBrooklyn Diocese and Christ the King reach deal to keep charter school open
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The Diocese of Brooklyn reached an agreement in a year-long dispute with Christ the King High School Tuesday that will enable a charter school and day care to continue operating on the Catholic school’s campus in Middle Village.
Read MoreDon’t be a Grouch — fill out the census
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The census is for all New York City residents — even trash can-dwellers.
Read MoreCity’s black firefighter organization backs Crowley for borough president
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An organization representing black FDNY firefighters has endorsed former Councilmember Elizabeth Crowley to be the next Queens borough president.
Read MoreLeading good government group endorses Richards for Queens borough president
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“Throughout our interview process he demonstrated a depth of understanding of land-use issues and a vision for equitable development in Queens.”
Read MoreCoronavirus prompts Queens pols to cancel petitioning and in-person campaigning
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“My campaign is immediately suspending efforts to collect further petition signatures for ballot access.”
Read MoreQueens borough president election is still on, despite covid fears
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The Queens borough president special election is still on, for now.
Read MoreCosmos take the pitch in Ridgewood, expanding Queens footprint
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“we see all of New York City as our home field.”
Read More1 in 100 newborns go from hospital to homeless shelter
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“Homelessness is not an issue that can be pushed into the shadows.”
Read MoreCUNY, SUNY cancel in-person classes for rest of spring semester
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“We are taking a number of steps out of an abundance of caution.”
Read MoreQueens community groups sound alarm on Census scammers
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Phony census scammers have tried to blackmail residents of Corona.
Read MoreBrooklyn Democrats back Richards for Queens BP, uniting political rivals
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The endorsement unites the Queens and Kings County Democratic organizations.
Read MoreCoronavirus fears won’t get you out of Queens jury duty
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Business is continuing more or less as usual across Queens’ sprawling court system, even as other institutions restrict access or limit large gatherings of people amid coronavirus uncertainty.
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