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Politics

Aunt, dad helped Rep. George Santos stay out of jail while he awaits trial

By Jake Offenhartz, Associated Press

Queens

Queens borough president calls for more affordable housing as Rent Guidelines Board approves rent hikes for stabilized apartments

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Ranked-choice voting: How the relatively new process works for NYC voters and candidates

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JFKIAT Launches Pride Pop-Up Museum in JFK’s Terminal 4

By Jeff Yapalater

NY: Early Voting June 2023

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Queens leads at the polls after first two days of early voting for June primary election

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Democratic candidate discusses why he’s running to replace George Santos in Congress

By Ethan Marshall

Queens DA challenger

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Queens DA challenger receives endorsements from pair of Asian-American advocacy groups in Flushing

By Bill Parry

Mayor Eric Adams signs rule suspending the requirement people spend 90 days in city homeless shelters to access housing vouchers.

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Adams drops 90-day rule for city housing vouchers, battle with council over voucher access still looms

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Politics

Public advocate hosts open forum in Jamaica to hear residents’ housing concerns

By John Schilling

Former Mayor Bill de Blasio

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De Blasio ordered to pay $475,000 for improperly billing NYers for presidential campaign security

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Early voting for the primary election: Here are the CUNY campuses where you can go to vote early

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Mayor Adams greets seniors at Peter Cardella Senior Citizens Center in Ridgewood

By Anthony Medina

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Queens Assemblyman Daniel Rosenthal to resign from office this summer to begin new role at Jewish philanthropy organization

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Queens lawmakers celebrate passage of SNAP EBT skimming legislation

By Ethan Marshall

Mayor Eric Adams and UFT President Michael Mulgrew shake hands on 5-plus year labor deal reached between the city and teacher's union.

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City strikes 5-plus year deal with UFT, includes annual raises and virtual learning program

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State passes Queens lawmaker’s bill to designate Diwali as a New York City public school holiday

By Carlotta Mohamed

Mayor Adams, Dot Commissioner Rodriguez in Queens to Announce “Summer Streets” To All Five Boroughs (Photo by Michael Dorgan)

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NYC ‘Summer Streets’ initiative will expand to all five boroughs this summer

Politics

Rep. Santos says he’s protecting family members by seeking to keep bond cosigners secret

By Larry Neumeister, Associated Press

JFK Airport Asylum seekers continue their journey. NYC provides subway shuttle to A Train

By Jeff Yapalater

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Compelled to compost: City Council supermajority passes mandatory food waste bill, likely conflicting with mayor’s voluntary program

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Politics

What Queens voters need to know ahead of the June primary election

By Julia Moro

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Mayor endorses Katz in Queens DA’s race, main challenger not surprised

By Bill Parry

Mayor Eric Adams and Comprtoller Brad Lander.

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City Hall beef: Mayor Adams blasts Comptroller Lander for not traveling to DC to lobby feds for migrant crisis help

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Pushing the prez: Cadre of New York pols urge Biden to expedite migrant work permits in letter

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