Congestion Taxation is Just the War on Cars Reimagined
January 7, 2025
By Robert Hornak If you’ve driven into Manhattan in the last few days you likely felt a somewhat familiar but also new sensation, a big hand
By Robert Hornak If you’ve driven into Manhattan in the last few days you likely felt a somewhat familiar but also new sensation, a big hand
Courtesy NYC.gov New York City officials have removed over 73,000 illegal vehicles, including “ghost cars” and unregistered motorized scooters, since 2022, as part of a
Alice Moreno The vast parking lot at Citi Field has been temporarily converted into an illuminated fantasy world, a rainforest filled with exotic animals hanging
Courtesy of Police Athletic League Carlos Velazquez, Executive Director of the Police Athletic League (PAL), has been named to the 2024 City & State Responsible
On Monday, December 16, and Friday, December 20, Council Member Julie Won, community partners, and volunteers distributed over 750 toys to children Queensbridge Houses, Ravenswood
Tragic South Korean Plane Crash Takes the Lives of 179, Only 2 Survivors Following the political discourse that has affected South Korea in the past
By Robert Hornak They say it’s every American’s right to complain. And we do, we complain about everything. About the weather, about traffic, about the price
Governor Hochul Promises $500 Inflation Refund for New Yorkers during QCM visit MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com New York Governor Kathy Hochul visited Queens Center Mall in
Queens Central Library is set to receive an $11 million renovation to its 1,800-square-foot auditorium, funded by a $5 million allocation from the NYC Council’s
On Saturday, December 7th the United Veterans Fraternal Organizations of Maspeth visited Mt. Olivet Cemetery as part of the national Wreaths Across America initiative. Participants included members of the
By Robert Hornak If you’ve driven into Manhattan in the last few days you likely felt a somewhat familiar but also new sensation, a big hand
Courtesy NYC.gov New York City officials have removed over 73,000 illegal vehicles, including “ghost cars” and unregistered motorized scooters, since 2022, as part of a
Alice Moreno The vast parking lot at Citi Field has been temporarily converted into an illuminated fantasy world, a rainforest filled with exotic animals hanging
Courtesy of Police Athletic League Carlos Velazquez, Executive Director of the Police Athletic League (PAL), has been named to the 2024 City & State Responsible
On Monday, December 16, and Friday, December 20, Council Member Julie Won, community partners, and volunteers distributed over 750 toys to children Queensbridge Houses, Ravenswood
Tragic South Korean Plane Crash Takes the Lives of 179, Only 2 Survivors Following the political discourse that has affected South Korea in the past
By Robert Hornak They say it’s every American’s right to complain. And we do, we complain about everything. About the weather, about traffic, about the price
Governor Hochul Promises $500 Inflation Refund for New Yorkers during QCM visit MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com New York Governor Kathy Hochul visited Queens Center Mall in
Queens Central Library is set to receive an $11 million renovation to its 1,800-square-foot auditorium, funded by a $5 million allocation from the NYC Council’s
On Saturday, December 7th the United Veterans Fraternal Organizations of Maspeth visited Mt. Olivet Cemetery as part of the national Wreaths Across America initiative. Participants included members of the
