Katz carries new energy into role as DA
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“In Queens County, we are going to have fairness and equity. We are going to start over.”
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Court reporters compete to see who has the fastest fingers in NYC
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Over 100 students from across the city will compete in the National Court Reporters Association Student Speed Contest.
Read MoreCivil Court Help Center staff dedicate themselves to legal assistance
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Help Center attorneys handle a steady stream of clients, and are available to answer questions about court proceedings and clarify issues.
Read MoreSci-fi film fest heads to Astoria
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A film festival celebrating science fiction novelist Philip K. Dick and independent filmmaking will land at Astoria’s Museum of the Moving Image.
Read MoreTenants’ rights groups urge state to invest in public housing at Albany rally
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“We’re at a time of unprecedented need.”
Read MoreAide to Corey Johnson runs for seat held by Joe Crowley's chief of staff
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Breeana Mulligan is president of the Queens County Young Democrats.
Read MoreState senate leaders cave to pressure, propose bail reform reform
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Opponents said the “proposal puts politics over people.”
Read MoreAnnual Jamaica pop-up gallery showcases work by black artists
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The exhibition will showcase work by various artists of color.
Read MoreCommunity board votes in favor of Flushing Creek waterfront rezoning
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The rezoning would pave the way for a partnership of developers to create a 13-tower, mixed-use complex of housing, hotels, offices and shops.
Read MoreCandidates for Queens borough president diverge on Flushing Creek rezoning
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Only three candidates weighed in on the controversial development plan.
Read MoreQueens court receives funding for record digitization
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The naturalization records span centuries, from the 1700s until the 1950s.
Read MoreUber-driving labor organizer enters crowded race for Assembly District 34
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“I don’t see many people in the state Assembly who have a story like me.”
Read More51 years ago today, a blizzard paralyzed Queens
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For those who lived and worked in Queens at the time, it was a crippling nightmare.
Read MoreRidgewood artist avoids murder conviction after admitting to killing roommate
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The man’s attorney mounted an insanity defense.
Read MoreQueens Court begins effort to digitize centuries-old naturalization records
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“I want people to be able to see them before we come down one day and they’re just gone.”
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