Howard Beach man files motion to vacate gang assault conviction based on prosecutorial misconduct allegations
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“I’ve been reviewing wrongful convictions cases for 25 years this is the worst case I’ve ever seen.”
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Maskless man flips out inside Jamaica IHOP after employees ask him to leave
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The man was violating COVID-19 safety rules.
Read MoreRichmond Hill robbery turns into scary standoff
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Police responded to the incident at around 8:45 p.m. when a 36-year-old woman living in the house called 911. The two would-be thieves did not surrender until 2 a.m. Wednesday.
Read MoreSuozzi wins reelection, with boost from Northeast Queens Democrats
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Suozzi trailed by about 4,000 votes on Election Day.
Read MoreNew York Nico is recruiting the next voice of the subway
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“Who deserves the high honor of being a voice of the MTA?”
Read MoreQueens CB chairs suggest using NYC coastal zoning plan to block homeless shelters
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“We should not be adding to the population because we don't have the resiliency measures in place to protect us.”
Read MoreKatz taps Suffolk prosecutor to lead Queens DA’s new Frauds Bureau
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The bureau prosecutes an array of offenses, like financial schemes against the elderly, revenge porn and luring children for sex.
Read MoreHigh-ranking prosecutors ditch masks in Queens DA’s office
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“There are definitely employees that think masks are taking away their freedom and that COVID is a liberal conspiracy.”
Read MoreOpinion: Main Street busway will help revive Downtown Flushing for the many
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A Downtown Brooklyn busway has turned Fulton Street into one of the most successful retail corridors in the entire city.
Read MoreLander street safety plan would remove NYPD from traffic enforcement
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“Traffic enforcement by police does little to achieve safer streets, but brings with it the risk of racial profiling and escalatory violence.”
Read More‘Elmhurst Strong’ mural supports the heroes of a Queens hospital hit hard by COVID
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Elmhurst Hospital has unveiled a new mural painted by the heroic doctors, nurses and hospital staff who served their fellow New Yorkers inside the early epicenter of the country’s COVID crisis.
Read MoreState commission denies judicial pay raises as NY faces ‘extremely precarious’ financial outlook
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“Granting raises to public servants, no matter how much they might otherwise deserve them, is simply not possible at this time.”
Read More‘Red mirage’ fades in Bayside as Braunstein takes big absentee vote lead
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“Yet another red mirage falls this weekend.”
Read MoreNew York strengthens protections against frivolous lawsuits
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A SLAPP in the face to plaintiffs attempting to stifle free speech.
Read More'Beat of the Boroughs' showcases the immigrant performers who make NYC unique
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“They are the amazing people who make New York New York and America America.”
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