NYPD, turned away from Queens buildings, looking at new offices in Rego Park
The NYPD is eyeing new office spaces in Queens. Find out why they're being forced to relocate and where they might end up.
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New York legislators propose bills to protect students from rising harassment and antisemitism on college campuses
In response to rising rates of antisemitism and discrimination on college campuses, a group of New York state legislators introduced a new package ...
Queens woman feared boyfriend now wanted for killing her, uncle wounded in shooting says
Victim Jennifer Navarrete’s uncle described confronting the killer in the moments after her slaying, only to be shot and ...
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Silvercup Studios partners with local schools to foster next-generation filmmakers in Queens
Silvercup Studios is dedicated to supporting the next generation of filmmakers, especially the ones in its own backyard, ...
NY Dems look to crack down on raging campus antisemitism in series of new bills that get tough on colleges
In a package of bills announced Monday, the Dems want to adjust the legal standard to make it easier to sue a campus that has ...
Swastikas drawn on NYC Washington Square Park arch and at St. John’s College
Police released surveillance photos of the three suspects, all men, and asked the public’s help identifying and tracking them ...
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MTA Board approves Queens Bus Network Redesign plan
The plan aims to create a more efficient, reliable and accessible bus system that better serves the needs of all riders while prioritizing equity to address disparities in ...
How St. John’s has ridden the Rick Pitino Effect back to college basketball’s center stage
St. John’s coach Rick Pitino, 72 and dapper as ever in a navy blue suit with white pocket square, appeared from the tunnel ...
19 Black trailblazers that may not have been in your history book
While lectures on the legacies of Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, and Harriet Tubman are all important, some educators ...
Legal Community Mourns the Loss of Trailblazing Judge Dorothy Chin Brandt
Chin Brandt was New York’s first Asian American woman judge and the first Asian American individual elected to public office ...
Garden City's first new rental apartments in decades come with court-mandated affordable units
Garden City’s first new rentals in decades fuse upscale living with court-ordered affordability. Rents can run nearly $9,700 ...
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Queens industrial site trades hands for $60M
A cement company is the new owner of a property in Queens where it already has a location. SRM Concrete, a family-run firm based in Tennessee, has purchased 120-05 31st Ave. in College Point ...