Cool down with water mist at Queens Unisphere
Worth a trip! (July 26, 2023) One year later, out of commission after having spent $6.8 million makeover in 2020.
Worth a trip! (July 26, 2023) One year later, out of commission after having spent $6.8 million makeover in 2020.
Update July 12, 2023: Co-Sponsor of S9460 (2021-2022) Robert Jackson asked the Independent Budget Office to do an assessment of the bill. its “unintended consequences” is likely 17,700 new teachers…
Councilwoman Julie Menin’s Int 0116-2022 was passed unanimously by the City Council on September 29. The portal is suppose to be up by November 2023. Instead of adding another layer…
Local Law 11 says anyone with permanent residency or work permit can vote in municipal elections. Republicans have had it ruled illegal, and Mayor Adams’ office is appealing the decision.…
The residents feel the City has a lower priority responding to their needs. Illegal activities continue. Tree trimming requires multiple attempts. Double-parking, reserved spots, hydrants, driveway blocking, out-of-state owners… Theft…
It was installed about 3 years ago. It has attracted wrong people and wrong activities at the wrong time. Wednesday night boom box music until 2 am, drug use, dog…
Both ends of 125 Street between Jamaica Avenue and 89 Avenue are not thruways, yet cars speed down the one-way street south dangerously. The “mayor” of this block submitted request…
Concerns were raised. Response is lacking.
When the COVID pandemic hit. When you saw nightly subway cleaning. When it announced cost of fare evasion… Solutions? Build taller turnstiles. $ Hike fares in March 2023. $$ Congestion…
Click here to post. Click here to read about “Central Business District Tolling Program” and the six rushed public hearings held last week before Labor Day weekend.