Melinda Katz Queens County District Attorney
The City Island skyline rivaling Manhattan. Also plans for 2021
Melinda Katz
Melinda Katz was elected on November 5th – 2013 and re-elected November 2017 to serve as the 19th Queens Borough President. Melinda represented a portion of Queens as a City Council Member from 2002 to 2009. Prior to being elected to the Council – Melinda served as Director of Community Boards for Queens Borough. Melinda also represented the same area of Queens in the State Assembly from 1994 to 1999. She served as Chair of the Urban Health Sub-committee – and was responsible for bills that increased penalties for various forms of domestic abuse. Melinda also sponsored and passed the historic Kendall’s Law – which helps prosecutors pursue cases of long-term – repeated child abuse. The Borough President has filed papers to run for City wide office in 2021.
Sunday, January 21, 2018
Shelly Silver maybe retried but he'll never go to jail
Barry Slotnick Retired Criminal Defense Attorney
China does not want war, it wants to own us
Ed Cox Chair, NY Republican State Committee
Regardless what you read, North Korea locked, loaded and dangerous
Dr. William J. Parker III Retired U.S. Navy Captain; National Security Analyst
Melinda Katz
Ongoing Efforts to Improve Quality of Life in Queens
Melinda Katz Queens County District Attorney
Huge illegal gun in Queens. Ghost guns and elected officials hit list.
Melinda Katz Queens County District Attorney
The District Attorney is the final arbiter of criminal justice.
Melinda Katz Queens County District Attorney
Newly elected Queens District Attorney (wins by 75%)
Melinda Katz Queens County District Attorney