Ex-Queens judge harassed staff and attorneys for years, state commission finds
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The commission found that she acted in a “rude, impatient, undignified and discourteous manner.”
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Nonprofit Talk: Adapting to a crisis to serve New Yorkers with mental illness
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Dr. Larry S. Grubler is the CEO of Transitional Services for New York, Inc.
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Cracking the case: MTA calls on New Yorkers to ID glass-smash vandal
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Broken glass, everywhere.
Read MorePolice chokehold ban sponsor rebukes move to weaken law
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“There hasn’t been a single example of an officer being unfairly prosecuted or unable to arrest.”
Read MoreCommunity gardens could play key role in NYC’s outdoor learning plan — if the city lets them
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“Why don’t we partner with them and say we’ll make space available to you.”
Read MoreAtlas Park blood drive aims to replenish city’s depleted reservoir
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The Glendale blood drive last from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday.
Read MoreFor actor Keisuke Hoashi, prolific career has roots in Forest Hills, SUNY Potsdam and state Assembly
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“I learned pretty early that Hollywood and acting works almost entirely on what you look like and not what you can do.”
Read MoreJudge Marguerite Grays, first African American woman to lead Queens Supreme, takes helm at crucial time
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“Always follow the law. If you follow the law, you’ll be able to sleep at night.”
Read MoreLeFrak City native has hottest brand in international fashion (and it’s affordable)
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“We are not about hype and scarcity.”
Read MoreQueens lawmakers press mayor to cancel tax lien sale during COVID pandemic
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“In the midst of a pandemic that has caused skyrocketing unemployment, the sale must be canceled.”
Read More$2 billion LaGuardia AirTrain gets green light from FAA
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The public comment period is open until October 5
Read MoreNonprofit Talk: Supporting families during every stage of incarceration and reunification
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Sister Teresa Fitzgerald, CSJ is the founder and executive director at Hour Children, which is based in Long Island City.
Read MoreSt. John’s senior strives for seat in City Council
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“Most people don’t think young people can lead, but we have been leading the social movement.”
Read More25,000-member NYC Bar urges city to guarantee WiFi in homeless shelters
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“Allowing the lack of access to remain unaddressed is unacceptable.”
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