Queens borough president hopeful Anthony Miranda is back on the ballot, days after city election commissioners disqualified him.
At least eight candidates made it on the ballot for a March 24 special election to replace Melinda Katz as Queens' next borough president.
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Innocence Project attorney Bryce Benjet, who represented Rodney Reed in the fight to block his Texas execution, will lead the new unit.
Head to Queens Borough Hall Monday for a public discussion about the sweeping criminal justice and bail reforms that take effect in January.
Six candidates for Queens borough president want to convince voters that the largely ceremonial position can be more than just a figurehead.
Incoming Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz on Friday announced the members of her transition team.
After months of appeals from Gothamist, Queens prosecutors agreed to release records from their internal cop credibility database.
The Legal Aid Society wants newly-elected Queens DA Melinda Katz to go even further with the reforms she promised on the campaign trail.
Melinda Katz will be Queens' first new district attorney in nearly three decades and the first woman to hold the position.
The New Reformers PAC is taking on the Queens Democratic party machine by setting its sights on elections for district leader.
City Council Member Karen Koslowitz voted in favor of the city's plan to build four new jails, but she had a list of conditions.
Officials have negotiated down the size of a new jail proposed for Kew Gardens, days ahead of the City Council's binding vote on the plan.
Mayor Bill de Blasio has previously promised that Kew Gardens residents would be compensated for shouldering the "burden" of a new jail.
A former campaign manager for State Sen. Joseph Addabbo is recruiting candidates to primary his former boss.
City Council Member Karen Koslowitz called the height of a 27-story jail proposed for her district in Queens "unacceptable," reports say.
A judge on Tuesday started reviewing roughly 100 ballots in the tight Democratic primary for Queens district attorney.
Queens Democratic Party Chair Gregory Meeks accused district attorney candidate Tiffany Cabán's campaign and supporters of spreading "lies."
Tiffany Cabán's supporters are protesting the Board of Elections to demand every affidavit ballot be counted in the tight Queens DA race.
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio eulogized the longtime prosecutor during funeral services in Forest Hills on Tuesday.
A Rego Park doctor and an associate have been charged with excessively prescribing Suboxone and filing false Medicaid claims.
Public schools in and around Forest Hills are getting renovated bathrooms and water bottle fill stations.
Federal employees based at the Bulova Corporate Center impacted by Government shutdown provided lunch during the government shutdown
State Sen. Toby Stavisky allocates $100K for senior citizen computer literacy
U.S. Rep. Grace Meng posed a Constitutional amendment that would lower the country's voting age from 18 to 16 years old.
Read up on the auditorium upgrades, school bathroom renovations and more on this year's ballot before casting your vote April 7-14.
The DOT plans to convert 72nd Street between Grand Central Parkway and Queens Boulevard into a one-way road.
POLLS CLOSED: City Councilwoman Karen Koslowitz will represent city council's 23rd district for another term after running uncontested.
Some Forest Hills and Rego Park residents complain existing bike lanes on Queens Boulevard are dangerous and take up parking spaces.
Called "spoofing," the scheme involves swindling residents out of banking and other personal information.
Also included were guidelines to improve care for pregnant service members.
Meng called the bill a waste of money that could instead be used to fund Meals on Wheels and LIHEAP.
The Mayor previously hosted town hall meetings in Sunnyside and Corona.
The mayor said Vision Zero has had a dramatic effect.
Northwell Health secures $11.2 million in federal funding for treatment of nearly 1,200 9/11 first responders with WTC-related conditions.
The voting will end on April 2.
The inimitable Ann Pfoser Darby just keeps digging herself deeper into the hole. Here are her six worst quotes from over the past 24 hours.
Ann Pfoser Darby, a community board member since 1987, may have finally gone too far.
Penn Station would be completely renovated under the $3 billion plan, with underground tunnels connecting it to the Farley building.
A new analysis says the New York leader is one of the more liberal governors in the nation.