Opinion: One reckless budget cut. Thousands of students at risk
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A LaGuardia Community College STEM grant program was cut by the Trump Administration and the professor is calling for it to be reinstated.
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The early Eagle catches the worm: Early voting kicks off in Queens
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Despite the rain pouring down on the five boroughs on Saturday, thousands citywide and in Queens went out to the polls to cast their vote on the first day of early voting.
Read MoreQueens Defenders atty arrested for alleged smuggling amid org’s turmoil
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An attorney with the controversy-embroiled Queens Defenders was busted for allegedly trying to smuggle THC-soaked paper into a Rikers Island facility on Wednesday.
Read MoreAs public defender strike looms, appellate attorneys are demanding a higher wage
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Appellate service providers rallied outside City Hall on Wednesday demanding the city fund their office and bring a wage increase for attorneys as a mass strike of public defenders threatens to throw the court system into disarray.
Read MoreDOJ sues state over Protect Our Courts law while Hochul testifies in D.C
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President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice is suing New York State over a law that protects migrants from being arrested when they go to routine proceedings in state courthouses. The move was made at the same time Governor Kathy Hochul was testifying before congress on the issue of immigration.
Read MoreMTA launches new anti-subway surfing campaign from Queens
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The city this week launched a new effort to discourage kids from subway surfing, a deadly phenomenon that’s been particularly prevalent in Queens.
Read MoreOpinion: Our chance to make Long Island City affordable for the next generation
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If we want LIC to stay accessible, we need to build more homes here. That’s why I support the OneLIC proposal.
Read MoreFormer Queens Defenders boss stole tens of thousands of dollars from organization she founded, feds say
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Lori Zeno, the former head of Queens Defenders, allegedly stole tens of thousands of dollars from the organization she founded to fund luxury vacations, a teeth-whitening procedure and other personal expenses, prosecutors said this week.
Read MoreBill to grow New York’s courts unlikely to pass in Albany
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A popular bill that would remove the population limit on new judicial seats appears unlikely to make it through the state legislature this year, but lawmakers say their plan to make a drastic change to the state’s constitution is very much alive.
Read MoreMan sentenced to nearly 30 years behind bars for shooting cops in East Elmhurst
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The man who shot two police officers in East Elmhurst just over a year ago was sentenced to nearly three decades in prison by a Queens judge on Tuesday.
Read MoreBP and locals wary of Jamaica redevelopment plan
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The Queens borough president last week hit the city with a number of tough questions about their plan to redevelop a large swath of Jamaica through an effort known as the Jamaica Neighborhood Plan.
Read MoreMoya backs Henriquez for his seat
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Queens City Councilmember Francincso Moya endorsed Yanna Henriquez in the four-way Democratic primary race to succeed him.
Read MoreA Queens council candidate appears to be using AI campaign images – should it matter?
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A Queens City Council candidate has a number of images on their website that appear to be generated by AI. He’s not the first and he won’t be the last. What should voters know about the rise of AI in politics?
Read MoreWho wants to become a judge in Queens?
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When Queens’ voters head to the polls later this month, they won’t just be casting a vote for New York City mayor – they’ll also help decide several competitive judicial races in the World’s Borough.
Read MoreLegal aid organizations still lack up-to-date tech, new report finds
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Current technological funding and investments for legal aid services is still insufficient despite years of increased spending, a new report from the NY Commission on Access to Justice says.
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