Queens residents filed into an Elmhurst elementary school last week to hear MTA officials pitch the Interborough Express, a proposed light rail line to connect Queens to Brooklyn that could eventually eliminate an aggravating and time-consuming trip through Manhattan for thousands of riders a day.
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‘A miracle’: Queens residents get excited about IBX, but new rail line likely won’t come any time soon
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Queens Supreme Civil Court honors Black History Month
City Council Speaker and Hollis native Adrienne Adams shook hands with a cadre of judges who took the seats usually occupied by jurors watching lawyers argue civil matters. Audience members enjoyed lunch and speakers counted the contributions of the many African American workers who are part of the court system.
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Jail honchos threaten to intercept and digitize mail sent to incarcerated people in NYC
As New York City’s jail system emerges from its deadliest year in a decade, a controversial proposal to intercept and digitize mail sent to incarcerated people will be reviewed by an internal committee, officials with the Board of Correction announced on Tuesday.
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Queens heroes honored at ticker tape parade
With thousands of cheering onlookers lining police barricades, Sandra Lindsay, a Queens critical care nurse and the first person in the United States to receive the COVID-19 vaccine outside of a trial setting, was chauffeured up Broadway Wednesday afternoon.
