Kids & Education City Council passes series of school diversity bills By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech
Astoria City announces $19 million investment to support community-based census education and organizing By Bill Parry
Politics City Council approves Moya’s bill combatting fear around food assistance programs in immigrant communities By Max Parrott
Bayside Governor signs Bayside assemblyman’s bill criminalizing revenge porn in New York state By Jenna Bagcal
Whitestone Whitestone’s Francis Lewis Park to get long-awaited makeover through $2 million in secured city funds By Jenna Bagcal
Auburndale Northeast Queens councilman secures nearly $19 million in capital funding for District 19 schools, libraries and parks By Jenna Bagcal
Edgemere Queens councilman pushes community land trust funding with an eye on Rockaway neighborhood By Max Parrott
Bayside Northeast Queens residents vote for education and NYPD cameras in fifth year of Vallone’s budgeting ballots By Jenna Bagcal
Auburndale Twenty projects to improve northeast Queens area on Vallone’s 2019 participatory budget ballot By Jenna Bagcal
Queens lawmakers’ bill to strengthen lead laws in New York City clears the City Council By Bill Parry
Astoria Twenty streets across Queens renamed for innovators, trailblazers and others who made a difference By Robert Pozarycki
Bayside City Council unanimously passes Vallone’s bill allowing DOB to issue stop work orders to reckless developers By Jenna Bagcal
News Homeless shelters, a murder trial and Amazon HQ2 among five Queens stories to watch in 2019 By Bill Parry
Flushing City Council approves Queens lawmaker’s bill to suspend alternate side parking on Lunar New Year’s Eve By Carlotta Mohamed
Fresh Meadows City Council passes Queens lawmaker’s bill mandating that formerly jailed individuals know their voting rights By Carlotta Mohamed
Tomorrow, 11 am Visit BHS’s New Exhibit: From Backyard to Boulevard: The Bell Family Legacy Bayside Historical Society
Tomorrow, 1 pm QPL proporcionará almuerzos GRATIS para niños y adolescentes durante todo el verano. Central Library, Queens Public Library
Aug. 27, 4 pm Free Hours Lecture: The Art of Chinese Flower Arranging and Ikebana Queens Botanical Garden
Schneps Podcasts Bridging City Hall and Nonprofits with Michael Sedillo, Executive Director of the Mayor’s Office of Nonprofit Services