Weekly Newsletters

The recent shooting incidents on the streets of Queens have left our communities in shock and disbelief…(continued)

Small businesses are essential to our borough’s growth and prosperity. That’s why it’s important to ensure a safe environment for local merchants, their employees, and consumers…(continued)

I will not allow our neighborhoods to be turned not dumping grounds. When Council Member Nantasha Williams reached out about going after illegal dumpers, we responded with a detailed investigation that featured hidden cameras. (Continued).

The long-overdue modernization of the Queens County Supreme Court Criminal Term was unveiled this week. The upgrades provide an improved experience for everyone (continued).

We arrested eight people this week who are accused of operating a major gun and drug trafficking ring in and around Rufus King Park in Southeast Queens…(continued)

Two young men in separate cases are alleged to have tragically killed three people in horrific car crashes that should have never happened. (continued)

A wild shootout on the streets of Queens sent bullets flying into a yeshiva and parked cars. And in another example of senseless gun violence, an off-duty police officer was shot in a botched carjacking (continued).

As we celebrate the unofficial start of summer this holiday weekend, we should not lose sight of the fact that Memorial Day is dedicated to paying homage to those who made the ultimate sacrifice (continued).

Every week I update you on the gangs we prosecute, the guns we get off the streets and the human traffickers we send to prison. (Continued).

Unlicensed cannabis dispensaries have been the focus of numerous community complaints, including for selling hallucinogens and edible marijuana that have sickened young people and are marketed to children…(continued)