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The "Rally for the Arts" took place on Oct. 22, one week before the City Council votes on the OneLIC Neighborhood Plan. Photo courtesy of Karesia Batan.

Local artists rally to demand protections for arts and culture in final OneLIC plan

By Shane O’Brien

Mayor Eric Adams. Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2025.

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Op-Ed | The Adams administration’s report card: a city government that works for all New Yorkers

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Bellerose unveils new reading garden, culminating decade-long community project

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Public, private sector reps not happy with Adams athlete vax rollback

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Queens advocate fights for NYC’s street vendors amid immigration and policy battles

By Paulina Albarracin

Kids & Education

Department of Education launches ‘Parent University,’ a new online resource for NYC parents

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

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AMNY

NYC schools chancellor narrows down cabinet picks, makes subtle changes to legislation

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South Queens Women’s March calls on DOE to protect teachers and students amid spike in COVID cases

By Carlotta Mohamed

Eric Adams

AMNY

Op-Ed | A budget that prioritizes working-class New Yorkers and seeks to make our city more affordable

Councilmember Mercedes Narcisse among members of the clergy as Brooklyn Canarsie Lions hosted a successful Brotherhood Service, distributed Thanksgiving gifts in November 2024.

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Haitian officials debunk viral video of alleged ICE confrontation

AMNY

Some New York City parents want a fully remote option this fall

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Resorts World passes $4 billion mark in revenue for New York public schools

By Bill Parry

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Understanding New York Schools: A Parent’s Guide

Governor Kathy Hochul announces minimum wages will increase to $16.50 in 2025, raising .50 cents.

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New York City’s minimum wage is set to go up New Year’s Day — but some say it’s not nearly enough

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As COVID-19 cases keep rising in NYC, teachers keep pressure on for remote learning options

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Op-Ed | Nine straight months of crime reduction

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Council questions if migrants are causing uptick in city’s shelter system during oversight hearing

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Op-ed | Building a brighter future: The promise of the Jamaica Neighborhood Plan

By Council Member Nantasha Williams, Queens Borough President Donovan Richards and Senator Leroy Comrie

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Flushing Town Hall announces first-ever Rangoli Design Competition ahead of Diwali celebration

By Jenna Bagcal

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Queens property owners can ‘Get Summonses Corrected’ through the DOB at Borough Hall

By Bill Parry

Vaccination against COVID-19 for children aged 5-11 in New Hyde Park, New York

AMNY

62,000 doses of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine administered to kids ages 5 to 11 so far: Mayor

City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams talks NYC budget

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NYC Budget: Talks in ‘holding pattern’ as June 30 deadline looms, Speaker Adams says

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EARTHQUAKE FALLOUT: 27 aftershocks following Friday quake that shook up New York City

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Everything you need to know about upcoming Election Day in Queens

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National Queer Theater hosts after-school LGBTQ theater program

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