Donovan Richards wins race for Queens Borough President
/Richards received more than 2/3 of the in-person vote.
Read MoreRichards received more than 2/3 of the in-person vote.
Read More“Two more innocent New Yorkers are dead because of a transportation system which puts speed ahead of safety, and a culture which celebrates driving big, fast, and powerful vehicles
Read More“When women are in charge, policies are more inclusive and better for working families, and everyone knows if you want something done, done right, give it to a woman.”
Read MoreJury selection begins tomorrow for the first trial since March.
Read MoreHow can you convey the pure drive and determination of a man who wanted to make sure that all people had a chance to get ahead in life?
Read MoreHere in Queens, we have our own presidential election to worry about.
Read More“There is nothing like the thrill of showing up to a polling site and seeing the crowds.”
Read MoreDemocrat Donovan Richards takes on Republican Joann Ariola and third-party candidate Dao Yin.
Read More“This is a battle for democracy.”
Read More“My son was really scared. He thought that we were getting pulled out of our car.”
Read More“I have been pushed beyond my limits physically, mentally, and emotionally.”
Read More“This project will connect surrounding communities and enhance the pedestrian and cyclist experience in Brooklyn and Queens for years to come.”
Lancman’s early departure will trigger a special election in Council District 24.
Read MoreThe $2.4 billion deal is the most ever paid for a North American sports franchise.
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