East Hills Chevrolet intends to expand its showroom on Northern Boulevard.
Event will give local residents the opportunity to voice concerns to congresswoman.
Legislation would create a federal grant program for states to prepare early childhood educators.
New Yorkers on Tuesday will decide if judges on the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals will be allowed to stay on until they turn 80 years old.
Hillary Rodham Clinton hasn't declared herself a candidate yet, but Sen. Schumer has already endorsed her.
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Board will also talk about capital and expense budget items for Fiscal Year 2015.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo supports the measure, while editorial boards and elected officials from both sides of the aisle have come out against a plan to allow for more casinos in the state.
U.S. Reps. call on agency to work with CDEC 26 to determine which local schools are disrupted by airplane noise.
The bill would also include electronic cigarettes.
The governor and 1199 SEIU back Flushing attorney in City Council race.
Bill aims to cut down on wait time for veterans to receive their benefits.
Bloomberg says city has engaged thousands of volunteers in the past year.
Event will be held on Nov. 6 at Flushing Hospital Medical Center.
Tuesday's debate pushed to Wednesday.
Hundreds of residents drop by Flushing event to enroll and register.
Lawmakers start online petition seeking supporters.
'Come See the Comeback' highlights the progress made since Sandy slammed Long Island and other New York communities a year ago.
Retired police captain running on Reform Line says agency has not been accommodating toward his entry into City Council race.
Manhattan borough president and city comptroller throws his weight behind Flushing attorney.
About 37,000 have already enrolled.
Campaigns for Dennis Saffran and Paul Vallone take shots at one another after Avella says he did not authorize campaign flyer.
IRS may push back kickoff to tax filing season due to government shutdown.
Event will be held on Oct. 27 at the assemblywoman's Flushing office.
Community representatives are attempting to start up a group that would take on increased airplane noise.
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New York officials said about 150,000 people have signed up through the state.
The city's Parks Department and DOT are fixing up long neglected site, state Sen. Tony Avella says.
Candidates for Queens borough president and City Council are expected to attend.
Former U.S. Rep. tells GQ Magazine that he would likely have been elected mayor if Internet did not exist.
Assemblyman David Weprin and state Sen. Tony Avella are among the officials to speak out against graffiti on 18 cars along Little Neck Parkway.
Congresswoman forced to cancel information session for students applying to academies due to government shutdown.
Local legislator says veterans need not pay for a distinction that was earned.
Democrat bested by Paul Vallone in September primary crosses party lines.
New York Post says state leaders are courting the Donald.
The Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation said it is considering an appeal.
Candidates for City Council, mayor, comptroller and Queens borough president have been invited.
Cuomo added that if the debt ceiling isn't increased, it would damage state revenues and would lead to sizable job losses throughout all sectors.