From hurricane to pandemic, one Belle Harbor school perseveres
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“We want that to be as normal as it can be in an abnormal world.”
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LIC start-up incubator launches food delivery service for local eateries
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A Long Island City small business incubator is doing its part to support entrepreneurs during the COVID-19 shutdown.
Read MoreOPINION: Grocery store workers are first responders. Let’s make it official.
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“There is no doubt they are on the front lines of this crisis.”
Read MoreQueens juror tests positive for COVID-19 after 3-week long trial
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The juror is the fifth person to test positive for the illness after spending time in the Queens Supreme Court, Civil Term building.
Read MoreAOC, Jeffries, Velazquez call on DOJ to release vulnerable prisoners
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“It will be a catastrophe if the Department of Justice continues to proceed as if everything is normal.”
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Schools Chancellor discusses shift to online learning for 1.1 million students
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“This is a new day and it’s nothing like we’ve ever seen before.”
Read MoreQueens courts consolidate to cope with coronavirus
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Supreme Court operations will take place in Civil Court courtroom 301, court officials said Monday.
Read MoreState’s new hate crime hotline combats coronavirus racism
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“These incessant, irresponsible, and atrocious naming of COVID-19 as the ‘Chinese virus’ or ‘Wuhan virus’ is endangering the lives of Asian Americans.”
Read MoreQueens College staff donate lab supplies to help fight COVID-19 outbreak
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“The cases (Not open) of gloves are kept on the shelves. You can give all the cases.”
Read MoreQueens Assembly candidates urge lawmakers to demand speedy jail release
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“None have publicly called on the three people with the power to enact the needed policy changes.”
Read MoreSt. John’s, Queens College could have role in coronavirus response: Cuomo
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“We’re looking at a possible number of locations for large temporary facilities.”
Read MoreWoodhaven district leader candidate posts petition to freeze rent and mortgage
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“Many will lose their jobs or limit their business operations which will make it hard for them to pay mortgages, rent, student loans — any loan.”
Read MoreSettlement highlights accessibility gap for hearing impaired New Yorkers
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“Although the Americans with Disabilities Act over the past 30 years has promised people with hearing loss an equal playing field, the reality is that such people earn far lower wages on average and have far higher rates of unemployment compared with the general population.”
Read MoreInteractive census map highlights hard to count neighborhoods
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The Hard-to-Count map will remain online through the summer and will updated regularly.
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