Queens advocates push for immigrant voting rights
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“New York and the United States of America have failed… at what we established on no taxation without representation.”
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County GOP wins bid to knock off rival Republican party – kind of
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“The establishment does not like us, the insurgent group.”
Read MoreQueens street vendors rally for protection against fines as COVID recovery continues
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“All we want to do is work hard and contribute, but the city we love chooses to fine us rather than help us grow our businesses.”
Read MoreSPONSORED: ASA College Video Commercial Wins International Film Festival Manhattan Award
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This story is sponsored by ASA College.
Read MoreAction! Community board approves De Niro’s LIC film studio
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“We’re particularly excited about the potential of this project happening in New York City, which is a city that we love and care a lot about.”
Read MoreNearly two dozen judges decide not to return to bench
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Statewide, 14 justices who had their recertification approved in the spring decided not to return this week.
Read MoreMoMA PS1 invites evening visits and courtyard exhibits
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“Through these initiatives, we are metaphorically breaking down the concrete walls and transforming the courtyard into a year-round laboratory for exploring the potential of equitable, sustainable, and creative interaction.”
Read MoreNew report outlines room for improvement on Queens’ trail network
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“Our goal is to create the kind of experience most New Yorkers think they need to leave the city to find, right here in the five boroughs.”
Read MoreElecteds break ground on Willets Point development
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“This is groundbreaking, this is historic.”
Read MoreQueens Public Library honors history of Juneteenth with day of events
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“Our goal is to amplify the significance of Juneteenth and deepen the public’s understanding about that pivotal day.”
Read MoreWrongfully incarcerated Americans have served at least 25,000 years in prison
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“Unfortunately, the 2,800 exonerations we know about only begin to tell the story of wrongful convictions and the toll they take.”
Read More‘People’s Bus’ begins city tour with stop in Jackson Heights
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“The People’s Bus invites New Yorkers to know we’re here and here to collaborate.”
Read MoreFlushing food pantry gets new industrial fridge
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“La Jornada has worked tirelessly to feed people in Queens, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Read MoreQueens sees lowest percentage of registered voters cast early ballots
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With over 1.2 million active registered voters in the borough, Queens ranks dead last in the number of early votes cast.
Read MoreLIC Festival returns with weeklong celebration as the city begins summer
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“It has been a delight for us to bring the ‘Springs!’ program back and offer it in a new and exciting way that encourages participants to explore all parts of Long Island City.”
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