A man died in the city's new jail ward for detainees with serious medical needs in Bellevue Hospital today, marking the first death in the unit.
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The former head of Queens Defenders and her ex-husband were sentenced to prison after siphoning off over $656,000 from the nonprofit, “effectively destroying" the organization that once represented tens of thousands of low-income clients in Queens.
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Some Queens residents are still cleaning up their homes after the weekend's floods as another dangerous storm is expected to touch down in the borough on Tuesday.
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Rikers Island’s power remediation manager issued his much-anticipated first report this week, detailing his plans to begin to curb the violence that has plagued the city’s jails for decades.
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Strike at Brooklyn Defender Services – Over 500 attorneys and legal staffers in Queens and Brooklyn walked off the job this morning.
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BREAKING: Attorneys at the second-largest public defense organization in the city voted to authorize a strike this week. The move could hamper courts in Queens and Brooklyn should the attorney eventually go on strike.
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Queens is further cementing itself as the heart of New York City's soccer culture. Gotham FC will be joining New York City Football Club in calling the World's Borough its home in 2028, the club announced Tuesday.
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Jonathan Rinaldi, a perennial candidate in Queens, was arrested today in relation to his use of deceptive AI-generated campaign material, multiple sources told the Eagle.
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Queens' beaches opened for the summer over the weekend, but the celebratory mood was dampened by a recent drowning off the borough's shores.
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With just over a month until their contract expires, labor talks at the city’s second-largest public defense organization have stalled, prompting union attorneys to accuse management of bad-faith bargaining and raise the possibility of a strike.
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City officials and private developers cut the ribbon this week on Willets Point Commons, an 880-unit affordable apartment complex on the outer edge of what will one day be an entirely new neighborhood in Willets Point.
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Steve Cohen’s New York Mets are off to a slow start this season – and so is his $8 billion casino project, which is already more than five months behind schedule.
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The state this month will begin planning its redevelopment of Queens’ Aqueduct Racetrack, which is set to be one of the largest empty plots of state-owned land when the horse racing complex closes its tracks for good in June.
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Jeffrey Epstein donated $125,000 to a Queens high school between 2011 and 2012. He was then extended an invitation to visit the school, which came several years after he'd registered as a sex offender in New York.
Read more here.
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If elected, Adrienne Adams will become the second lieutenant governor from Queens, and the first since Mario Cuomo was in the office in the '80s.
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Lori Zeno admitted in federal court this week that she stole over $100,000 from Queens Defenders, the nonprofit org she founded in the '90s.
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Diana Moreno cruised to victory in her race to replace Zohran Mamdani in the Assembly on Tuesday. The mayor traveled back to his old neighborhood to welcome his chosen successor to the office.
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Queens City Councilmember Julie Won has filed to run in the race to replace Nydia Velázquez in New York's 7th Congressional District.
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