Assemblyman David Weprin Archives – Page 2 of 4 – QNS

Oakland Gardens

Elected officials join Oakland Gardens residents to demand closure of Lavoo Cafe

By QNS News Team

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Hollis

Pop-up court for city-issued summonses to be held at Hollis branch of Queens Public Library this month

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Astoria

Cuomo honors late NYPD Detective Luis Alvarez, signs Weprin’s 9/11 Worker’s Disability Benefits Bill

By Bill Parry

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Politics

City to stop issuing fines to homeowners for damage caused by street trees

By Bill Parry

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Bayside

Weprin’s insurance fraud bill, named for Queens Village grandmother killed in scheme, signed into law

By Bill Parry

MAYOR DE BLASIO ANNOUNCES GREEN WAVE BICYCLE PLAN

Corona

Several Queens neighborhoods will get protected bike lanes as city faces cycling death crisis

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Queens lawmakers push legislation protecting workers from hostile work environment

By Bill Parry

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Fallen correction officer Jonathan Narain honored in South Richmond Hill

By Bill Parry

B’klyn judge appointed to redraw congressional boundaries of N.Y.

Cuomo announces state law prohibiting discrimination of tenants based on source of income

By Bill Parry

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City jails now providing free phone calls as a criminal justice reform

By Bill Parry

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Long Island City

‘Make no mistake, this won’t fix all our problems’: MTA releases some details on congestion pricing

By Mark Hallum

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Wild end to congestion pricing press event as Queens lawmakers clash with union members

By Mark Hallum

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‘But the time to act is running out’: De Blasio backs Cuomo’s plan to reform & fund MTA

By Mark Hallum

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Bayside

After Queens lawmakers rip congestion pricing plan, Cuomo makes ultimatum: accept it, or face big fare hike

By Mark Hallum

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Jamaica

Queens pols say they don’t trust the MTA with revenue generated by new congestion pricing plan

By Mark Hallum

News

Queens reacts to DA Brown’s decision to not run for re-election

By Mark Hallum

Queens District Attorney Richard Brown took office in June 1991.

Queens has mixed emotions on DA Brown’s decision not to run for re-election

By Mark Hallum

Two cuffed for alleged roles in Forest Hills beatdown that left teen hospitalized: NYPD

Two cuffed for alleged roles in Forest Hills beatdown that left teen hospitalized: NYPD

By Mark Hallum

Forest Hills High School

Two cuffed for roles in Forest Hills beatdown that left teen hospitalized and stirred bias crime fears

By Mark Hallum

Weprin introduces bill to ban plastic straws in government-run food establishments

Weprin introduces bill to ban plastic straws in government-run food establishments

By Carlotta Mohamed

Grodenchik announces $75,000 grant for Glen Oaks firehouse

Grodenchik announces $75,000 grant for Glen Oaks firehouse

By Carlotta Mohamed

Katz slams Homeland Security’s proposed rule change on immigration

Politics

Katz slams Homeland Security’s proposed rule change on immigration

By Bill Parry

Weprin calls on ICE to end detention of immigrants, asylum seekers

Weprin calls on ICE to end detention of immigrants, asylum seekers

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Flushing

Queens lawmaker’s bill to limit dangerous hazing incidents passes Assembly

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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The New York City AIDS Memorial on World AIDS Day.

Ahead of World AIDS Day, advocates warn of federal funding cuts for HIV/‌AIDS

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Schneps Podcasts

Dan Rattiner speaks with Chris Verga, an author and journalist who wrote the book Nazis of Long Island – Episode 256

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