Nonprofit Talk: Fostering high-quality music education for every child in NYC
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Penny Swift is the executive director of Education Through Music,
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New York court system backs measures to protect judges from violence
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“I want you to know that we are laser-focused on the safety and security of everyone who works in and visits our courthouses.”
Read MoreTwo charged with killing Jam Master Jay in 2002 cold case
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The Hollis native, whose real name is Jason Mizell, was a member of the pioneering trio Run D.M.C.
Read MoreQueens leaders urge city to address crime spike at Kew Gardens hotel
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The bullet holes in the front door were the last straw.
Read MoreTrailblazing former Queens Borough President Claire Shulman has died
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Shulman, the first woman elected Queens borough president, led Queens for 16 years.
Read MoreNYC adds three Queens plazas, one new street to Open Dining program
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“New Yorkers have sacrificed so much during this crisis and they deserve the opportunity to safely enjoy their neighborhoods and communities.”
Read MoreLong-time Queens Assemblymember Nettie Mayersohn has died
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“Nettie Mayersohn's legacy continues to touch countless lives in New York state.”
Read MoreOPINION: In-person court proceedings are dangerous to all involved, especially people of color
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“Social distancing will not protect our clients from an airborne virus in New York’s aging courthouses.”
Read MoreSouth Ozone Park man sentenced for sexual abuse at daycare center
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The man was sentenced to two years in prison.
Read MoreMoya serves meals to hundreds in Corona
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Moya’s district includes communities most affected by the COVID-19 health and economic crises.
Read MoreBlood and guts outside Jamaica ‘wet markets’ fuel health concerns
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“This is typical conditions on a public city street with blood, filth, feces everywhere.”
Read MoreBullet-riddled Kew Gardens hotel is scene of two recent shootings
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Problems have arisen at the Umbrella Hotel since COVID-19 surged in Queens.
Read MoreFlushing Town Hall provides free art kits to helps kids express themselves in tumultuous time
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“We want to provide a platform for the public to express our range of emotions as a path toward a more inclusive and equitable world.”
Read MoreAfter outage, Middle Village family gets help powering life-saving tools
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“It’s a huge weight off our shoulders.”
Read MoreNew York court system delays evictions until at least Oct. 1
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“Judges can hang their hats on this language and do what they want to do as human beings, which is not evict people right now.”
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