Daniel Dromm Archives – Page 3 of 12 – QNS

City reminds immigrants of legal protections against housing discrimination after Corona landlord intimidates residents

Jackson Heights

City reminds immigrants of legal protections against housing discrimination after Corona landlord intimidates residents

By Bill Parry

Jackson Heights

Jackson Heights celebrates freedom in colorful fashion at a milestone Queens Pride Parade

By QNS News Team

Tenants displaced by Elmhurst blaze seek court-appointed administrator

Elmhurst

Tenants displaced by Elmhurst blaze seek court-appointed administrator

By Bill Parry

Series of events scheduled to celebrate 25th anniversary of Queens Pride

Jackson Heights

Series of events scheduled to celebrate 25th anniversary of Queens Pride

By Bill Parry

Lancman calls on city to close Rikers faster

Lancman calls on city to close Rikers faster

By Bill Parry

MTA sued over dangers of lead paint on No. 7 subway line: Dromm

Jackson Heights

MTA sued over dangers of lead paint on No. 7 subway line: Dromm

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

Peralta, Dromm tell MTA to fix lead paint problem on 7 line

Jackson Heights

Peralta, Dromm tell MTA to fix lead paint problem on 7 line

By Bill Parry

Mayor proposes early childhood education for all three-year-olds in city

Politics

Mayor proposes early childhood education for all three-year-olds in city

By Bill Parry

City offers advice for immigrant small business owners

Sunnyside

City offers advice for immigrant small business owners

By Bill Parry

As ICE sweeps continue, lawmakers move to aid immigrant communities

As ICE sweeps continue, lawmakers move to aid immigrant communities

By Bill Parry

Judge OKs IDNYC data dump

Politics

Judge OKs IDNYC data dump

By Gina Martinez

Revenge porn should be made a crime in New York City, Queens lawmaker says

By Robert Pozarycki

Some of the prisons on Rikers Island, with Queens and the Manhattan skyline in the background.

Closing Rikers Island poses many challenges to Queens residents and those finding the solutions

By Robert Pozarycki

DA Richard Brown does not support city’s plan to close Rikers Island

DA Richard Brown does not support city’s plan to close Rikers Island

By Bill Parry

Calls to opt-out intensify as state testing begins

Jackson Heights

Calls to opt-out intensify as state testing begins

By Patrick Donachie

News

DOE affirms that ICE agents will be kept at school doors

By Patrick Donachie

DeVos confirmation as ed secretary rankles electeds

Politics

DeVos confirmation as ed secretary rankles electeds

By Patrick Donachie

Mayor touts increased AP exam participation in city

Astoria

Mayor touts increased AP exam participation in city

By Patrick Donachie

Season filled with big events coming to QPAC

Arts & Entertainment

Season filled with big events coming to QPAC

By Merle Exit

Opinion

Focus on local problems, not Trump

By Bill Kregler

School trailers discussed at Boro Board meeting

News

School trailers discussed at Boro Board meeting

By Patrick Donachie

City Council passes bills to better service minority, LGBT communities

Jackson Heights

City Council passes bills to better service minority, LGBT communities

By Bill Parry

Nearly a thousand protesters march through Astoria calling for close of Rikers Island

Astoria

Nearly a thousand protesters march through Astoria calling for close of Rikers Island

By Bill Parry

More from Around New York

Attorney General James revealed the findings of a major Medicaid fraud investigation, reporting shady dealings among at least 55 transportation companies statewide.

Bus-ted! Attorney General unveils major Medicaid fraud investigation targeting transportation companies

"Eat the Night," directed by Caroline Poggi and Jonathan Vinel, is In French with English subtitles.

‘Eat the Night’ presents the struggle of a queer drug dealer in a chronically online world

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Bumper Cars on Ice at Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park.

New York Family

Bumper Cars on Ice Are Back at Bryant Park