Brooklyn Acting Supreme Court Judge Rachel Freier garners support from Brooklyn’s clerical leaders By PoliticsNY Staff
‘It’s chaos’: Councilman Moya voices concerns over unauthorized vendors, illegal prostitution in Corona By michaeldorgan
Manhattan Youth groups rally at NYPD headquarters demanding that cops who killed Kawaski Trawick be fired By Gabriele Holtermann
Education City Council passes resolution that calls on state to prohibit legacy admissions at New York colleges and universities By Sarah Belle Lin
Politics Oklahoma governor’s order bars state from recognizing trans, non-binary people By Emily Sawaked
Queens St. Albans woman indicted in fatal 2021 collision on Van Wyck Expressway in South Ozone Park: DA By Bill Parry
Politics City Council approves permanent, scaled-down outdoor dining program By Ben Brachfeld & Dean Moses
Courts TRUMP INDICTMENT: Jan. 6 case could impact Manhattan hush money trial, NYC Republican reps mum By Aidan Graham and Robert Pozarycki
Queens South Queens NYPD sergeant honored with award for exemplary community service By Carlotta Mohamed
Politics Over 1,300 migrants submit asylum applications after city opens center to help file claims: Mayor By Ethan Stark-Miller
Migrant tent shelters maybe coming to Central, Prospect Parks, according to report Adams administration doesn’t refute By Ethan Stark-Miller
Queens Queens communities, police precincts celebrate National Night Out Against Crime 2023 By QNS News Team
Queens The Alliance for Flushing Meadows Corona Park to honor legacy of former Queens Borough President Claire Shulman next month By Bill Parry
Politics What are the competitive City Council races in the general election this fall? By Ethan Stark-Miller
Politics Heartbreak Hotel: Migrants continue to sleep outside Midtown’s Roosevelt Hotel as shelter struggle continues By Dean Moses
Queens Fresh Meadows intersection co-named in honor of late community leader Sylvia Weprin By Bill Parry
Queens Assembly speaker joins Queens lawmaker on tour of Jamaica Bay in Far Rockaway By John Schilling
Politics Legal Aid threatens to sue city after migrants left to sleep outside over the weekend By Ethan Stark-Miller
Manhattan ‘Running out of resources’: Pols rally at City Hall Park for federal aid toward migrant crisis By Dean Moses
Bronx Times Thousands of Bronx immigrants may be entitled to part of class action civil rights settlement
