Hundreds of guests, religious figures and dignitaries were in attendance of the inauguration of Melinda Katz, the first woman to become district attorney of Que... Read More...
President Donald Trump and U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer seldom agree on anything, but on Thursday the former announced a nationwide ban of nearly all vape flavors - ... Read More...
To celebrate the growing Southeast Asian and Indo-Caribbean population in Queens, two thoroughfares were proposed for street co-namings for the Gurdwara and Pun... Read More...
Queens District Attorney-elect Melinda Katz presided over her last ribbon cutting as borough president for the new Queens Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Elmhurst ... Read More...
A school in Jackson Heights was renamed The Héctor Figueroa School, after the fiery former president of the labor union 32BJ SEIU on Wednesday.
The denotatio... Read More...
The city's Committee on Environmental Protection will hold an oversight hearing at the Council Chambers on Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Manhattan, to gain clarity on... Read More...
The NYPD released statistics for the crime rate for November and the year-to-date crime data that compared Nov. 31, 2018 to Nov. 31, 2019.
The year-to-date d... Read More...
Councilman Barry Grodenchik (D-Oakland Gardens) was on the steps of City Hall on Thursday advocating for increased safety measures that would require residentia... Read More...
Over the weekend, U. S. Sen. Chuck Schumer revealed that the Department of Justice failed to implement a law that would give schools and after school programs i... Read More...
James Johnson, Campus Magnet Alumni and community organizer, and Joann Linning, Andrew Jackson Alumni earlier this month hosted the Fourth Annual “We Can Becaus... Read More...
A ribbon-cutting was held at Laurelton Playground Skate Park on Friday after it had received $1.8 million in upgrades, a skate island, new equipment and an exte... Read More...
Councilman I. Daneek Miller (D-St. Albans) and Queens Public Library CEO Dennis Walcott announced their partnership with the Office of Administrative Trials and... Read More...
