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Brad Lander being arrested by ICE officials

AMNY

Brad Lander arrest is ‘abuse of power’ by ICE and feds, NYC mayoral candidates and organizations say

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Politics

NYCHA eviction rates rise across NYC, but Queens bucks the trend

By Shane O’Brien

Long Island City

LIC BID expansion approved, doubling coverage and bringing enhanced services to the neighborhood in 2025

Queens Midtown Tunnel traffic

AMNY

All tied up: NYC auto traffic at record highs as MTA transit ridership continues to lag pre-COVID, report finds

Comptroller Brad Lander speaks about possible congestion pricing lawsuits

AMNY

Congestion Pricing: Comptroller Lander assembling potential plaintiffs for suit to restart paused Manhattan toll

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AMNY

NYC’s population shrank 5% post-pandemic, with residents skewing older and wealthier

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Bronx Times

Poor oversight put group home residents at risk during pandemic: audit

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PoliticsNY

Lander says COVID Testing Needed Before Return to School From Winter Break

PoliticsNY

Comptroller-elect and mayor-elect announce nonprofit contracts task force

Voters head to polls on NYC primary election day

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LIVE UPDATES: Queens residents cast their votes on Election Day

By Angélica Acevedo, Robert Pozarycki, Julia Moro, Carlotta Mohamed & Jenna Bagcal

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Politics

Everything you need to know about early voting for the June 2021 primary

By Jenna Bagcal

Politics

Ranked-choice voting put to upcoming primary test

By Ariel Pacheco

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Put it in park: Comptroller wants to build playgrounds in the middle of Brooklyn streets

By The Brooklyn Paper

Queens economy continues to boom: DiNapoli

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Queens economy continues to boom: DiNapoli

By Naeisha Rose

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Report confirms Queens LIRR riders’ beliefs: Train service was way too late, way too often in 2017

By QNS News Team

VOTING

Politics

Who’s running? Here’s your guide to the 2017 general election on November 7

By Robert Pozarycki

Comptroller presents economic snapshot of Jamaica

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Comptroller presents economic snapshot of Jamaica

By Patrick Donachie

Politics

Stringer plans to audit Board of Elections following primary problems

By Mark Hallum

Politics

Editorial: City sees the light on homelessness

By QNS Editorial

Glendale

City Council passes physical education bill

By Gabriel Rom

Stringer investigates ACS over Close to Home contracts

By Sadef Ali Kully

South Ozone Park

Close to Home contract for South Ozone Park rejected by city

By Sadef Ali Kully

Boro schools lose track of computers: Stringer

By Sarina Trangle

Parks must prune more: Pol

By Kelsey Durham

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ICE in NYC courts: Inside Federal Plaza, masked agents keep the pressure on immigrants attending hearings in 2026

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Knicks set to host Pride Night at Madison Square Garden Jan. 27

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Schneps Podcasts

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New York Family

10 Best Free Kids & Family Activities in NYC: Jan 21– Jan 27