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Constantinides introduces mandatory retrofit bill for large buildings

Astoria

Constantinides introduces mandatory retrofit bill for large buildings

By Bill Parry

Crowley joins national commission that will plan America’s 250th anniversary celebration

Jackson Heights

Crowley joins national commission that will plan America’s 250th anniversary celebration

By Bill Parry

City Council prepares to take action against deal that brings Amazon to Long Island City

Long Island City

City Council prepares to take action against deal that brings Amazon to Long Island City

By Bill Parry

Amazon slams union report for ‘ignoring facts’ and defends its employment practices

Long Island City

Amazon slams union report for ‘ignoring facts’ and defends its employment practices

By Bill Parry

Schumer, Gillibrand announce $16M in federal funding for repairs at New York State Pavilion

Flushing

Schumer, Gillibrand announce $16M in federal funding for repairs at New York State Pavilion

By Bill Parry

Corrado to step down after expanding mission and reach of city’s Department for the Aging

Politics

Corrado to step down after expanding mission and reach of city’s Department for the Aging

By Bill Parry

Van Bramer, Gianaris reject invite to join Amazon community advisory council

Long Island City

Van Bramer, Gianaris reject invite to join Amazon community advisory council

By Bill Parry

Lancman presses city to take rise in white supremacist hate crimes seriously

Hillcrest

Lancman presses city to take rise in white supremacist hate crimes seriously

By Bill Parry

Gianaris to introduce legislation banning state from entering secrecy deals like that used by Amazon

Long Island City

Gianaris to introduce legislation banning state from entering secrecy deals like that used by Amazon

By Bill Parry

Queens passengers can get 50 percent off yellow cab rides into Manhattan with new app

Politics

Queens passengers can get 50 percent off yellow cab rides into Manhattan with new app

By Bill Parry

Free housing legal services coming to four Queens neighborhoods

Ridgewood

Free housing legal services coming to four Queens neighborhoods

By Bill Parry

Katz appoints Sharon Lee as deputy borough president

Katz appoints Sharon Lee as deputy borough president

By Bill Parry

Street vendors will get letter grades just like restaurants

Street vendors will get letter grades just like restaurants

By Bill Parry

City announces global competition to protect small businesses from cyber attacks

Politics

City announces global competition to protect small businesses from cyber attacks

By Bill Parry

Katz to stress gravity of 2020 Census at town hall

Katz to stress gravity of 2020 Census at town hall

By Bill Parry

City’s ballot measures all receive decisive approval from voters

Politics

City’s ballot measures all receive decisive approval from voters

By Bill Parry

Van Bramer denounces Trump administration’s attack on transgender community

Sunnyside

Van Bramer denounces Trump administration’s attack on transgender community

By Bill Parry

City to invest $180 million toward improving Long Island City’s infrastructure

Long Island City

City to invest $180 million toward improving Long Island City’s infrastructure

By Bill Parry

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

Astoria Park set to receive $30 million renovation as part of citywide initiative

Astoria

Astoria Park set to receive $30 million renovation as part of citywide initiative

By Bill Parry

Queens lawmakers push for increased usage of solar power

Long Island City

Queens lawmakers push for increased usage of solar power

By Bill Parry

Jackson Heights man named borough’s new director of Cultural Affairs and Tourism

Jackson Heights

Jackson Heights man named borough’s new director of Cultural Affairs and Tourism

By Bill Parry

Maloney calls for private investment to augment federal funding of breast cancer research

Astoria

Maloney calls for private investment to augment federal funding of breast cancer research

By Bill Parry

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