Workers demand protections as Queens enters next phase of COVID reopening plan
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Workers will gather in Diversity Plaza in Jackson Heights Tuesday.
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Publisher will release Trump niece’s tell-all text two weeks early
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A Queens family divided.
Read MoreCautiously cheering: How sports superfans are adapting to COVID
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Illustrator Andrew Hermida interviewed and illustrated seven superfans from across the country.
Read MoreNo fevers allowed. Temperature checks begin at NYC courthouses
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Court visitors can’t come in with a temperature above 100 degrees F.
Read MoreCOVID-positive Queens court clerk returns to work after Texas trip
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“She should have remained at home and not exposed her fellow workers.”
Read MoreOPINION: Hunger, homelessness and Covid deaths are policy decisions
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“Homelessness is not an inherent aspect of society, it’s a policy decision.”
Read MoreBail reform rollback takes effect six months after landmark law enacted
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More than two dozen offenses are once again bail eligible.
Read MoreNONPROFIT TALK: Serving vulnerable children during the COVID crisis
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Jeremy Kohomban is the president and executive director of The Children’s Village.
Read MoreDe Blasio and Cuomo bicker, yet again, over Covid school plan
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Similar spats played out in March and April.
Read More16 Queens synagogues and Jewish schools receive federal security funding
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“It is vital that Jewish facilities have the resources they need to protect themselves.”
Read MoreVan Bramer blasts newly unveiled Astoria development plan
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“I could not be more opposed to this project.”
Read MoreDevelopers propose new five-block residential district near Astoria's Kaufman Studios
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They hope to begin the land use review process in late 2020.
Read More'Bring a water gun' — House of Yes is opening an outdoor space tonight
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HOY’s new outdoor space opens at 5 p.m. tonight.
Read MoreEx-Espinal staffer announces bid for Queens Council seat
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He’s one of at least eight people considering a run in District 26.
Read MoreNYC has a new budget. What does it mean for Queens?
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Five Queens councilmembers voted no on the budget.
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