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Queens lawmaker funding for internet access

Flushing

Queens lawmaker hosts discussion on providing funding to increase internet access for students

By Carlotta Mohamed

Woodhaven 187th birthday

Woodhaven

Queens lawmaker commemorates Woodhaven’s 187th birthday with a resolution

By Carlotta Mohamed

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PoliticsNY

State legislature passes new gun restrictions, moves to codify abortion in constitution

Gennaro Albany public safety

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Councilman Gennaro criticizes Governor Hochul for not addressing public safety failures

By Ethan Marshall

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PoliticsNY

Hochul signs mayoral control two-year extension with new concessions for Adams

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PoliticsNY

Can progressives make August comeback after poor June primary showing?

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PoliticsNY

Gillibrand touts new law criminalizing gun trafficking across state lines

Bayside resident Karen Lin Queens Civil Court judge

Bayside

Bayside resident Karen Lin cruises to primary victory in race for Queens Civil Court judge

By Bill Parry

Queens Assembly races in Districts 30 and 37

Politics

Pair of progressives on verge of clinching Assembly seats in western Queens

By Julia Moro

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PoliticsNY

Adams and James hit ghost gun retailers with pair of lawsuits

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LI Press

Zeldin Projected to Win GOP Primary, Face Off Against Hochul in Race for Governor

PoliticsNY

Hochul, Delgado clinch Dem nomination for governor, lt. governor in blowout victory

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Politics

Few surprises in Queens as unofficial results for primary elections trickle in

By Zachary Gewelb

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PoliticsNY

AG James, National Law Firms, Reproductive Rights Groups Launch Hotline for Abortion Legal Service

Queens Roe v. Wade abortion

Queens leaders call for state, federal action in response to reversal of Roe v. Wade

By Ethan Marshall

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Politics

UPDATE: Low voter turnout early Tuesday as polls open in Queens for primary elections

By Jenna Bagcal, Zachary Gewelb & Julia Moro

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PoliticsNY

Richmond County judge tosses city’s non-citizen voting law after GOP suit

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PoliticsNY

Adams says city and state need to work together to redefine ‘sensitive locations’ following SCOTUS gun ruling

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PoliticsNY

REBNY Brings New Flavor to Iconic Annual Event

LGBTQ

Politics

‘They are coming after us’: Queens leaders worry what Supreme Court reversal of Roe v. Wade means for LGBTQ rights

By Julia Moro

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Brooklyn Paper

Looking ahead: Planned Parenthood of Greater New York preps for future after reversal of Roe v. Wade

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AMNY

Mayor Adams: Supreme Court ‘attempting to destroy’ women’s rights in Roe v. Wade reversal

Councilmember Linda Lee

Health

Councilwoman Lee talks state’s mental health crisis

By Ethan Marshall

AMNY

Biden calls abortion ruling ‘a sad day’ for country

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