Afghan families arrive in New York, others remain in danger
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“I knew we had to do all we could to get them out of Kabul.”
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Administrative Judge Silver announces retirement
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Deputy Chief Administrative Judge of New York City George J. Silver will retire on Sept. 30.
Read MoreTeen charged in shooting death of 14-year-old Aamir Griffin
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“At the bare minimum, when our kids go to the park, families should know they are coming home.”
Read MoreClimate justice fellowship applications open
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"Those living in historically disadvantaged communities know the needs of their communities best.”
Read MoreHochul signs labor protections into law
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"On Labor Day every year, we're reminded of the vital contributions of organized labor to building New York.”
Queens runners warm up for marathon season
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The Queens Marathon is back and registration is now open.
Read MoreDOC boss tells officers to get back to work
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“We cannot improve safety until we're fully staffed. When staff don't show up to work, every aspect of our operations suffers.”
Read MoreBiden tours storm-ravaged Queens street
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“They’re always the first ones who are hurt and the last ones that are helped – but that’s not going to happen this time.”
Read MoreState bar outlines legality of vaccine mandates
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“No question, you can mandate vaccination as an employer.”
Read MoreFormer client indicted for murder of Jackson Heights lawyer
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“This was a brutal killing that stunned the community.”
Read MoreAfter Queens CBs raise concern, Hochul says yes to virtually meetings
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“To require Community Boards to meet in person at this juncture is extremely problematic.”
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‘Unimaginable loss’: Eleven from Queens die in storm
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“We're still uncovering the true depth of the loss.”
Read MoreBike Boulevard gets moving in Sunnyside
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“We are excited to begin work on 39th Avenue in keeping Mayor de Blasio's commitment to bring a Bike Boulevard to every borough this year.”
Read MoreParole advocates urge legislature to pass reform bills
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“In an overarching way we are talking about how the downtrodden are treated in New York State.”
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