Storefront artworks spark climate crisis conversations in Queens
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“I want people to be more engaged with the issue of climate change and understand how cities are at the center of it.”
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Queens criminal court suspends most in-person proceedings as COVID rate rises
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The suspension will last at least two weeks.
Read MoreSpecial needs students sue for proper resources during pandemic
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More than 500 families who have signed onto a recent lawsuit filed against school districts nationwide.
Read MoreRichards names transition team ahead of move to Queens Borough Hall
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Richards doesn’t have to wait until 2021 to take office.
Read MoreA year after sewage flood, South Ozone Park families still seek compensation
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“Our clients have lived with this issue for a year with no offers from the City to pay for their lost property and the repairs needed to make some of the homes at least livable again.”
Read MoreThis Thanksgiving, Queens food pantries get creative to fight hunger during pandemic
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“The pandemic has caused the need for our services to explode,
Read MoreCouncil considers New York City’s next offshore wind farm proposal
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New York state has committed to producing 9,000 megawatts of energy from offshore wind farms, enough to power six million homes by 2035.
Read MoreQueens’ first jury trial in nine months is over. There won’t be another one until 2021.
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See you next year, jury duty.
Read MoreAdvocates urge Cuomo to release older prisoners as COVID surges behind bars
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At least 1,705 staff members and 1, 737 inmates have tested positive for COVID-19 in state prisons.
Read MoreSt. John’s University picks new president, the longtime head of Providence College
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Fr. Brian Shanley will begin his tenure on Feb. 1, 2021.
Read MoreQueens remembers Mayor David Dinkins
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NYC’s first, and so far only, Black mayor died Monday night at 93.
Read MoreCUNY officer killed after shooting two cops in Springfield Gardens
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This is a developing story.
Read MoreImportance of NYC’s outdoor learning initiative is clear to Little Neck special ed teacher
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“Schools in Queens, like ours, have the space behind to turn ugly, boring cement into a garden with vegetables and green.”
Read More15 Queens post offices add Sunday package pick-up hours
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Most will be open for package pick-up from 10 a.m to 2 p.m. every Sunday until Dec. 20.
Read MoreNY judicial report reveals bias against women in state court system
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Nearly half of female attorneys surveyed said they experienced unwanted physical contact at least sometimes.
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