Crowley, Fire Unions Decry Reduced Disability Pension Benefits
Hundreds of city firefighters and fire officers last week gathered at City Hall behind their union leadership and City Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley (D-Glendale) to demand…
Hundreds of city firefighters and fire officers last week gathered at City Hall behind their union leadership and City Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley (D-Glendale) to demand…
President Barack Obama last Friday signed two executive actions that will have the effect of delaying deportations for possibly up to five million illegal immigrants….
It would seem that wisdom and experience last weekend won the day over youthful exuberance as a team of borough elected officials narrowly defeated the…
Mayor Bill de Blasio last week announced his appointment of Carmelyn Malalis as the new chairwoman of the city’s Commission on Human Rights and named…
A Flushing doctor last week was released on his own recognizance after being arraigned on charges that he defrauded six insurance companies out of more…
A food drive spearheaded by an area elected official has collected 3,000 pounds of nonperishable donations for city veterans. The City Council Food Drive Initiative,…
In a continuing effort to effectively monitor noise caused by planes flying in and out of JFK Airport, the Port Authority of New York and…
Federal elected officials, supported by state representatives, this week indicated that they would be drafting legislation to provide relief for Superstorm Sandy victims who…
Three recent incidents of drone-spotting near JFK airport have prompted U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer to revisit the issue he addressed just a few months ago,…
The scourge of prescription narcotics in area communities took a hit last week when police nabbed an Ozone Park man for illegally possessing 1,385 tablets…
A fundraiser was set for 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 26, at a historic Woodhaven bar for the continued care and adoption of Dasher, an…
Two Bronx men last week copped to their roles in the 2013 death of a Jackson Heights middle-school teacher, according to Queens District Attorney Richard…
The City Council has passed a bill that takes aim at particular eyesores that proliferate during the holiday season. Last Thursday, the council approved legislation…
Hundreds gathered at Queens College on Sunday to commemorate “Kristallnacht,” or Night of Broken Glass, which was a series of coordinated attacks against Jews, Jewish-owned…
Members of the Woodhaven Residents’ Block Association last weekend churned out dozens of ideas during the first participatory budgeting brainstorming session. This is the fourth…