A miles-long bike and pedestrian path stretching from Eastern Queens to Long Island is one step closer to reality.
The NYC Board of Elections has approved just one early voting location in Northeastern Queens, by Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.
City Councilman Paul Vallone's new bill aims to help reduce discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender in senior centers.
A list of early voting locations released this week shows there are no early voting sites in Bayside.
Projects at P.S. 129 in College Point and Bayside High School got the most votes in participatory budgeting this year.
Northeast Queens residents can start voting this Saturday on how the city should spend money in their neighborhoods.
Previously, the city had to give owners 15 days to respond before it could order work to stop after permits were revoked.
Grace Meng trounced Green Party challenger Tom Hillgardner to return to the House for a fourth term.
The state Senate hopeful has taken to chowing down while talking about abortion rights, voting and even the Pittsburgh massacre.
The incumbent state senator said he will stay in the race despite his defeat in last month's Democratic primary.
Vickie Paladino's political fame started with a viral outburst at Mayor de Blasio. Now she just might represent Queens in the State senate.
The former city comptroller defeated the eight-year state senator who sat in the Independent Democratic Conference.
State Sen. Tony Avella announced plans for a bill that would require daycare centers to conduct a traffic study to get their state license.
"Maddie's death cannot be in vain," said an aunt of the 17-year-old, who died after an 88-year-old driver hit her in a Whitestone crosswalk.
Law enforcement and education officials would join up to review and improve security in NYC schools under the bill posed Tuesday.
City Councilman Paul Vallone is requesting the mayor add another $100 million for the school cameras into the city's 2019 budget.
Celia Dosamantes, who ran for City Council in 2015, was sentenced Friday for fudging her campaign donations to get $18,000 in matched funds.
Vote April 7-15 on whether the city's Participatory Budget funds music rooms at Bayside High School or solar panels for Douglaston Library.
Bayside lawmaker Paul Vallone reintroduced a bill to bring full-service animal shelters to all five NYC boroughs.
"What are you hiding?" the Bayside-based Senator asked Mayor Bill de Blasio in a letter on the city's potential expansion into Fort Totten.
"They want us to pay for what they did to make the congestion so terrible," said President Michael Feiner. "I think it's ludicrous."
The Douglaston Civic Association plans to sue the city to take away its control of state roadways like Northern Boulevard.
The DOT should get rid of a bike lane recently installed along Northern Boulevard, a state assemblyman said..
A New York State Assemblyman from Bayside aims to close a loophole in the state's laws that allows police to have sex with detainees.
POLLS CLOSED: City Councilman Barry Grodenchik will keep his seat in the city council's 23rd district, the New York Times reported.
POLLS CLOSED: City Councilman Paul Vallone defended his seat in the city council's 19th district, the New York Times reported.
The community won't approve a wind turbine in Fort Totten until more is known about plans for a Corrections Department training academy.
Residents can submit their ideas and then cast their votes on how District 19 will spend the cash.
City Councilman Paul Vallone met with a team of healthcare leaders in Bayside's Korean community.
New lanes put in by the city make the neighborhood more dangerous, community board members say.
"Here we are again, disappointed by the city's decision," State Sen. Avella said.
A new bill from Sen. Avella would curb certain pretrial motions by prosecutors.
Assemblywoman Nily Rozic said the International Entrepreneur Rule is "a goal that we should be enhancing, not rejecting."
Senator Avella is calling his proposal "common-sense reform."
The bill raises the maximum annual income threshold from $37,400 to $58,400.
The letter addresses a need to "monitor and combat anti-Semitism."
Here what you need to know about this year's mobile office tour with Assemblywoman Nily Rozic.
The funds will go towards improving the district's schools, parks and community centers, a councilman said.
Northern Boulevard, Douglaston Parkway and the road around Alley Pond Park will be renovated as part of the project.
The grassy lot has been condemned since the '60s.