Barry Grodenchik Archives – Page 2 of 5 – QNS

De Blasio administration defends homeless strategy as City Council, advocates demand more action

Long Island City

De Blasio administration defends homeless strategy as City Council, advocates demand more action

By Bill Parry

New legislation would require more permanent housing for homeless New Yorkers

Long Island City

New legislation would require more permanent housing for homeless New Yorkers

By Bill Parry

Several hundred homeless advocates march on Gracie Mansion to demand more 30,000 permanent units for New Yorkers in the shelter system.

Politics

Queens lawmakers support new city bill to provide permanent housing for homeless

By Bill Parry

Oxycodone Prescription Bottle with Pills Spilling Out.

Ridgewood

Opioid overdoses kill more in Ridgewood than in most other Queens neighborhoods: city

By Mark Hallum

Swastika graffiti makes second appearance on dilapidated Holliswood Hospital

Swastika graffiti makes second appearance on dilapidated Holliswood Hospital

By Mark Hallum

Community leader Jack Friedman memorialized with street co-naming

News

Community leader Jack Friedman memorialized with street co-naming

By Mark Hallum

Glen Oaks

Queens honors former chamber of commerce director with street renaming in Glen Oaks

By QNS News Team

Martin Van Buren High School is off receivership, in “good standing:” elected officials

Martin Van Buren High School is off receivership, in “good standing:” elected officials

By Mark Hallum

Fix NYC panel releases congestion pricing proposal

Fix NYC panel releases congestion pricing proposal

By Mark Hallum

A member of Sacred Heart Food Pantry in Glendale stands next to an empty refrigerator in this 2014 photo.

Politics

One in 12 Queens working adults can’t afford enough food to live, report finds

By Robert Pozarycki

Mayor allocates $8 million for NE Queens greenspace

Politics

Mayor allocates $8 million for NE Queens greenspace

By Mark Hallum

Grodenchik and Concannon

Bayside

City Council candidates talk Creedmoor site, transportation issues in Glen Oaks

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Councilman Barry Grodenchik

Grodenchik discusses public transportation challenges in NE Queens in quest for re-election

By Mark Hallum

Queens electeds offer Kew Gardens site for community jail as part of plan to close Rikers Island

Queens electeds offer Kew Gardens site for community jail as part of plan to close Rikers Island

By Bill Parry

Adrienne Adams, seen here with Councilman Donovan Richards, was a big winner in Tuesday's Democratic City Council primary.

Politics

No turnout and no surprises: Here’s a recap of the 2017 Queens Democratic primary

By Robert Pozarycki

Politics

Here’s who’s running for City Council seats in Queens in the Sept. 12 Democratic primary

By Robert Pozarycki

The renovated Belmont Park Long Island Rail Road station.

Bellerose

Can Belmont Park be the winning ticket to a new commuting hub for southeast Queens?

By Robert Pozarycki

Pols praise DOT school safety improvements

Pols praise DOT school safety improvements

By Mark Hallum

GOP hopeful defends homeowners in blame game over Fresh Meadows water leak

GOP hopeful defends homeowners in blame game over Fresh Meadows water leak

By Gina Martinez

Former Holliswood Hospital vandalized with hate graffiti

Holliswood

Former Holliswood Hospital vandalized with hate graffiti

By Naeisha Rose

Massey halts his mayoral campaign

Politics

Massey halts his mayoral campaign

By Mark Hallum

Food pantries are in trouble in the face of federal and city budget cuts: Grodenchik

South Ozone Park

Food pantries are in trouble in the face of federal and city budget cuts: Grodenchik

By Bill Parry

Councilman Vincent Gentile announces and celebrates the City Council's passage of a bill that would help curb illegal conversions.

Queens City Council members help pass bill punishing landlords who impede illegal conversion inspections

By Brooklyn Reporter Staff

District 26 parents talk need for AC in schools at legislative breakfast

District 26 parents talk need for AC in schools at legislative breakfast

By Patrick Donachie

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U.S. President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio attend a dinner with the leaders of the C5+1Central Asian countries of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan, in the East Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., November 6, 2025.

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New York Family

Things to Do with the Kids This Weekend in New York