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LI Press

Frustration stirs on Long Island on day of George Santos’ inauguration

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Bayside

While several northeast Queens residents are calling for Congressman-elect Santos’ resignation, others remain supportive

By Ethan Marshall

Politics

Year in Review: A tumultuous year for politics in Queens in 2022

By Bill Parry

LI Press

AG James’ office “looking into” George Santos allegations

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LI Press

Calls for Congressman-elect George Santos’ resignation, investigation after bombshell report

Amato

Appellate court rules 94 absentee ballots will be counted in Assembly District 23 race that is down to single vote

By Bill Parry

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Politics

New proposed map for Assembly District 24 could end the 50-year Weprin family dynasty in seat

By Bill Parry

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PoliticsNY

Somos 2022: Brooklyn’s Small Businesses Make a Big Splash

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Bronx Times

AOC emerges victorious in NY-14 race for a third time

Queens

News

What Queens voters need to know ahead of the Nov. 8 General Election

By Julia Moro

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PoliticsNY

At Witt’s End: Voters deserve more debates

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PoliticsNY

Talking with Mayor Adams’ Chief of Staff Frank Carone

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Long Island City

Professor at CUNY School of Law in Long Island City named White House immigration adviser

By Bill Parry

Mayor Eric Adams greets a family of migrants as they arrive from the Texas Border on Aug. 7, 2022.

AMNY

City announces multi-agency plan to support education needs of asylum-seekers

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Brooklyn Paper

Looking ahead: Planned Parenthood of Greater New York preps for future after reversal of Roe v. Wade

PoliticsNY

Sheinkopf Speaks: The Democrats self-inflicted comeuppance

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PoliticsNY

Delgado nabs endorsement from all five NYC Democratic Party chairs

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Politics

Top court rejects New York’s Congressional and state Senate lines

Josefa Velasquez and Rachel Holliday Smith, THE CITY

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AMNY

BREAKING: Lieutenant Governor Brian Benjamin resigns after being arrested on bribery charges

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Brooklyn Paper

Ingrid Lewis-Martin represents Brooklyn’s best as Adams’ chief advisor

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Politics

Candidates race to run for reconfigured seats following new district maps

By Clifford Michel, THE CITY

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PoliticsNY

Adams Names Administration’s A Team

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Politics

Queens political stories to watch for in 2022

By Julia Moro

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Politics

Year in review: Queens’ top political stories of 2021

By Julia Moro

More from Around New York

Tens of thousands of New Yorkers peacefully marched from the heart of the Big Apple to Lower Manhattan on Saturday in protest of President Trump and his policies, including the escalation of violence against United States citizens.

Op-ed | Peaceful protests by 3.5% of the population is almost always successful

2nd Annual Harvey Milk Scholarship Award Winner, Leanne De La Cruz

SUNY announces winner of annual Harvey Milk Scholarship

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Schneps Podcasts

Matt Daus of Windels Marx: The Road Ahead for NYC Transit

Where to Find Food Pantries & Resources Amid SNAP Cuts in NYC

New York Family

Where to Find Food Pantries & Resources Amid SNAP Cuts in NYC