Dalilah Muhammad set to rep the World’s Borough at the Tokyo Olympics
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“I am so extremely grateful to be representing team USA in my second Olympics.”
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DOE summer meal program returns
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The Department of Education’s Grab-and-Go meal service began on June 28.
Read MoreAdvocates demand return of online Housing Court filing tool
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“Discontinuing this important avenue for tenants to advocate for their right to a safe and habitable apartment represents an unnecessary, harmful and reckless setback.”
Read MoreRichards requests Addisleigh Park monument to Holiday, Horne and Fitzgerald
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“There could not be a more appropriate location for the monument in their memory in Queens.
Read MoreNothing left to do but wait: Candidates hang tight as BOE prepares to count ballots
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It’s a weird time for a handful of Queens City Council candidates.
Read MoreQCWBA swears in new leaders
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“I feel so fortunate to stand before so many wonderful people who have nothing but love for me, and one another.”
Read MoreFirst step of borough-based jail program begins in Kew Gardens
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“Closing Rikers Island will make our city stronger and more just.”
Read MoreProud and protected: Vaccination event does double duty to raise HIV awareness
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“While our primary focus is very much on getting shots in arms, there are so many other health needs and social needs in the communities.”
Read MoreCouncil member continues fight against RCV post-election
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“New Yorkers deserve a chance to weigh in on whether they find this acceptable.”
Read MoreAttorneys celebrate judge influx in Family Court
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“I think having more judges is definitely a great step...it's going to help parents in the court system move these cases along.”
Read MoreSunnyside’s Bike Boulevard pedals on after CB approval
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“It’s all about the traffic calming here, which does make it safer to bike but also makes it safer to walk and drive as well.”
Read MoreAdvocates rail MTA for continuation of cashless subway booths
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“To be clear, no decision has been made and no decision was announced yesterday regarding cash returning to station booths.”
Read MoreQueens voters cast ballots for civil court judge
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Though absentee ballots have yet to be counted, initial results show Cassandra Johnson and Soma Syed leading their respective races.
Read MoreQCWBA president-elect to prioritize community and collaboration
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“They did a lot in the community not just centering around law but they took a multidisciplinary approach to advocacy.”
Read MoreQueens primary races take shape as early tally comes in
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It’s still very early in the count and nothing is official, but a few candidates in Queens held sizable leads Tuesday night.
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