“We have ten years to be able to not only implement changes required with this law but changes to reverse significant impact to our planet related to greenhouse gas emissions.”
Read MoreAs part of the plan, the city and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will use dredged sand to restore the beach, Mayor de Blasio said.
Read More“I will not be a candidate for Public Advocate in the Fall.”
Read MoreThe borough is home to the two most ideologically opposed candidates and two others who fall somewhere in between.
Read MoreThe Eagle asked public advocate candidates what steps they would take to balance community character with the need for new housing.
Read More“This could have been a game changer if done the right way,” Blake said.
Read MoreEach public advocate candidate except for Queens Councilmember Eric Ulrich said they support congestion pricing at two separate forums.
Read MoreAfter the DOB issued a number of fines, Ulrich introduced a city council bill to educate business owners about awning fines and sign infractions.
Read MoreRead on to see a few other stories that shaped our borough during the past 12 months.
Read More“How we manage our built environment, as well as our public spaces, directly impacts the quality of business and residential life in the borough.”
Read MoreKim has advocated to eliminate student loan debt for hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers and has opposed corporate welfare.
Read MoreUlrich, the lone Republican in Queens’ City Council delegation, positioned himself as a counterweight to Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Read MoreThe event will allow those interested in achieving citizenship to meet with experienced lawyers and immigration professionals for free.
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