Queens’ top criminal court judge to retire
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George Grasso, the administrative judge for Queens County Supreme Court, Criminal Term, announced Tuesday that he would be resigning effective Friday, July 15.
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‘It’s going to be very ugly’: Major Queens food pantry faces eviction
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La Jornada, a food pantry in Flushing that serves over 10,000 families in Northwest Queens, is being evicted from its NYCHA headquarters by the public housing authority at the end of the month. The mayor offered to help find the nonprofit a new space but with two weeks remaining, one has yet to be found.
Read MoreOpinion: Parks budget is a step in the right direction — but it doesn’t go far enough in Queens
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One percent for Parks is the foundation for a healthy parks system in New York City. We also recognize the budget is not the solution or cause of all our problems.
Read MoreNew York's top judge to step down
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Janet DiFiore, the top judge in New York and the face of the state’s entire court system, announced her resignation on Monday.
Read MoreDetainee dies on Rikers, officer fired
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A 31-year-old detainee on Rikers Island died Sunday night, marking the tenth death in Department of Correction custody this year.
Read MoreCity changed COVID data display over discrepancies
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A Department of Health spokesperson told the Eagle that the change was made in response to slight inconsistencies in the way the website was analyzing the data.
Read MoreQueens DA in support of sentence reduction for man serving 50 years in prison
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A Queens man over 30 years into a 50 year sentence for two arsons in Queens he says he never committed, will come before a Queens judge Monday for a re-sentencing hearing.
Read MoreQueens lawyer sworn in to lead citywide law secretary org
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Queens-based law secretary Alla Allison Ageyeva was sworn in as president of the association by Queens Supreme Court Justice Hon. Darrell L. Gavrin.
Read MoreQueens man sentenced to 30 years for murder of detective shot by fellow officers
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Jagger Freeman, the man convicted of murdering an NYPD detective who was fatally shot by his fellow officers during a Queens robbery gone wrong in 2019, was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison on Thursday.
Read MoreNYC quietly changes COVID risk assessment tools
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As COVID-19 cases begin to again see a rise in New York City, the city’s health department has quietly changed the way it presents data on the virus to the public.
Read MoreGovernor Hochul yet to enact major clemency reforms
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Governor Kathy Hochul said changes to the clemency process were coming – half a year later, few have come to pass.
Read MoreFormer Met fleeces Queens team – again
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It’s Bobby Bonilla Day – the one day a year it feels good to celebrate the historic ineptitude and frequent follies of the New York Mets.
Read MoreNew exhibition from Southeast Queens organizer set for JCAL
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A new exhibition headed to the Jamaica Center for the Arts and Learning explores internal identity and invites patrons to do the same.
Read More‘What a difference’: Hallets Cove restoration nears completion
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A waterfront clean-up nearly a decade in the making is almost complete.
Read MoreElection results: Queens incumbents hold strong, upset on the Civil Court bench
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Progressive candidates showed strong early results in open races in Queens, most Assembly incumbents cruised to victory and an upset in the race for a spot on the bench in Queens Civil Court. Check out how Tuesday’s primary played out.
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