Final connection of Queens Blvd bike lane divides community
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“They definitely need bike lanes over there.”
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Queens DA seizes dozens of guns
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“We have a clear message to those who think they can get away with bringing these gun parts into our borough: Think again.”
Read MoreGov. signs bill allowing candidates to use chosen names in bids for office
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Governor Kathy Hochul signed a bill into law that expands the BOE’s definition of the word “name,” and would allow for candidates to use alternate, familiar or anglicized names in their bids for office.
Read MoreStreet Vendor project opens registration for scavenger hunt
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The NYC Street Vendor Scavenger Hunt will kick off with a gathering in Corona Plaza on Nov. 14
Read MoreDetainees stuck on Rikers, report finds
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“When these detainees' right to a speedy resolution of their cases isn't realized, Rikers functions as a de facto prison.”
Read MoreMayor says all city workers must get vaxxed
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“We are here to keep you safe so you can keep everyone else safe.”
Read MoreTrans task force members condemn Rikers transfers
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“Women and TGNCNBI people housed at Rikers Island should not be used as pawns.”
Read MoreBehind the Bench: Justice Buggs aims for excellence
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“The most important thing is to stay focused on what my job is, what I’m charged with and what I'm doing.”
UCS celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
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The New York City court community gathered for a virtual Kings County Family Court Hispanic Heritage Month celebration Monday.
Read MoreNew evidence leads to Far Rockaway man’s release from prison
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After serving 26 years in prison for two armed robberies he says he didn’t commit, Breland was released last week. An investigation found he was wrongfully convicted.
Read MoreCouncil hearing shows lapses in NYPD sexual assault investigations
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“To see the values ‘courtesy, professionalism and respect’ on every police car is an insult to my experience.”
Read MoreGennaro announces clean-up partnerships
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"I am confident that these partnerships will make a visible difference in our communities.”
Read MoreFour Appellate judges redesignated by Hochul
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“The Governor redesignated these four judges to the Appellate Divisions of the First and Second departments to continue to serve New Yorkers with their skills and experience."
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