Chief of School Safety returns to NYPD after stint in private sector
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“I decided to come back because it’s more fulfilling than the private sector.”
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South Asian legal leaders urge city to make Diwali a school holiday
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More than 550,000 people of South Asian and Indo-Caribbean descent live in New York City.
Read MoreGlobal food fest returns to Forest Hills church
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Our Lady Queen of Martyrs in Forest Hills will host its ninth annual "Taste of the World" food festival on March 8.
Read MoreControversial Tibet exhibit closes at Elmhurst library
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The group Students for a Free Tibet said the exhibit distorted reality by obscuring Chinese oppression in the territory.
Read MoreHistoric LIC courthouse connects past and present
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The courthouse is a living relic of architectural and neighborhood history.
Read More5Pointz artists score $6.7 million win against developer
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The ruling, made by Judge Barrington Parker, upholds the initial ruling made in Brooklyn Federal Court in 2018.
Read MoreBloomberg hires consultant tied to NY Senate Democrats after spending millions to boost GOP in Albany
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“They have numerous clients that we do not specifically approve or disapprove.”
Read MoreWhy I exited the race for Queens borough president
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“I knew my priorities were changing, but I couldn’t accept it. “
Read MoreNYPD alters DNA collection policies for children and certain suspects
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“We have reformed policies and practices to support a system that is fair and effective while also cultivating trust with the community.”
Read MoreOPINION: Quit the xenophobic coronavirus paranoia and head to Chinatown
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For those who would like to be responsible citizens during an epidemic, here are some pointers.
Read MoreJamaica theater company celebrates 50th anniversary
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Since its inception, Black Spectrum has produced over 150 plays, 30 films and a large number of works ranging from dance to performance art.
Read MoreHealth Department shuts down LIC daycare for ‘serious violations’
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“Some employee documents appeared to have been either altered or fabricated, most likely by one or more former employees.”
Read MoreQueensbridge library connects formerly incarcerated New Yorkers to tech
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No Barriers Tech is geared towards justice-involved and formerly incarcerated individuals, who will be able to learn about technology and practice skills.
Read MoreSilvercup Studios offers high schoolers film industry insights
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The program was part of a collaboration between the Partnership for New York City and The New York City Department of Education.
Read MoreTibetan residents of Queens condemn Elmhurst Library exhibit
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The group Students for a Free Tibet said the exhibit distorts reality by masking Chinese oppression and violence in the territory.
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