Elected officials will share their plans for 2022 in a virtual meeting organized by the Bay Terrace Community Alliance. Register here.
After being barred from the council chamber for refusing to disclose her jab status, Vickie Paladino claims to have got an exemption.
The Queens unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.
Vickie Paladino voted from a City Hall office instead of the Council chamber after refusing to comply with a rule and reveal her jab status.
Lee will represent New York City Council District 23. She was sworn in Monday at City Hall.
U.S. Rep. Grace Meng called on the State Department to help bring a Queens resident and his family home from a refugee camp in the UAE.
The Queens unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.
Republican voter turnout in District 19 doubled in this year's City Council election compared to the GOP's showing in 2017, Patch found.
A member of Vickie Paladino's campaign says she won't require staff to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination, or disclose her own jab status.
The Queens unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.
With absentee ballots favoring Paladino, Avella thanked his supporters and criticized his opponent's "Trump-like disinformation campaign."
The declaration, which comes as mail-in ballots roll in, is the second time that Vickie Paladino has said she won the District 19 race.
Bayside's Council race remained too-close-to-call on election night, so the race will come down to the district's 2,647 absentee ballots.
Bayside — Queens' most tree-lined area — lagged behind in tree growth as NYC focused on equitable planting, a new study found.
GOP Vickie Paladino leads Democrat Tony Avella by 1,653 votes in an unofficial election count, but many absentee ballots remain outstanding.
Linda Lee has made history as the first Asian American woman elected to represent District 23, according to NY Times and NY1 projections.
Tony Avella, Vickie Paladino, and John-Alexander Sakelos are vying for Bayside's Council seat. The race wasn't called on Election Day.
Linda Lee would be "humbled" to be the first woman to represent District 23 but she wants people to know she earned the role.
Bayside voters will cast ballots in two contested City Council elections plus citywide races, and vote on five ballot measures.
Trash complaints tripled in Bayside as garbage collection slowed after the mayor said that city workers need to be vaccinated by Friday.
Linda Lee and GOP nominee James Reilly will face off in the District 23 City Council general election. Learn more about the race here.
The Douglaston Civic Association contends that the shelter is "inhumane" and zoned incorrectly; claims which the city and others dispute.
Tony Avella and GOP nominee Vickie Paladino will face off in District 19's Council election. John-Alexander Sakelos is also on the ballot.
Candidates vying for the District 23 seat and Borough President title will be at the Bayside Hills Civic Association's event Tuesday night.
The Queens unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.
More than one out of every five Queens rental households are in arrears as of early August, according to a new analysis.
A small business owner in northeast Queens said she's defying the city's vaccine mandate, which went into effect this week.
The Queens County unemployment rate stayed the same during the summer.
A Bayside politician said he supports the Attorney General's request that the federal government regulate the sale of so-called ghost guns.
But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.
Tony Avella cited a lack of community input, traffic, and parking as reasons to not build the primary school, which some locals also oppose.
The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Bayside-Douglaston residents.
Many in the Bayside-Douglaston area behind on rent. A national eviction moratorium is set to expire Saturday.
A flier circulating in Douglaston calls on neighbors to voice opposition to a planned homeless shelter. Advocates are pushing back.
Chinese phlebotomists say they faced discriminated at a lab firm. A Bayside State Senator asked officials to look into its gov't contracts.
The unemployment rate in Queens decreased recently.
The city's new $99 billion budget includes millions of dollars heading to Bayside. Here are a few notable projects.
Lee, who won 54 percent of the preliminary votes, would be the first woman and Asian American to hold the District 23 City Council seat.
Avella had 54.7 percent of the vote after ranked-choice results and a preliminary absentee ballot count were calculated late on Tuesday.
The percent of Democratic voters who cast ballots in Bayside dropped, while voter turnout increased in progressive pockets of the borough.