John C. Liu

On Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who paid the ultimate price for our country. Grateful to march alongside our community in remembrance of their tremendous service and legacy.

Budget negotiations have been a tough slog but we will finalize our FY’27 budget by next week. Spoke to Shannan Ferry about where things stand and some big priorities for the coming fiscal year.

And for those wondering, it’s called the “L-I-R-R” today and always!

Queens state senator says budget will be done by 'next week' Democratic Queens State Sen. John Liu joined NY1.

SAVE THE DATE

Join us for a celebration of America’s 250th birthday on June 28th at Francis Lewis High School!

Be part of a special day featuring live historical reenactments, performances from local artists, free food, and family-friendly activities for all ages.

From the signing of the Declaration of Independence to the diverse community we are today, let’s celebrate what truly makes America great: the people, cultures, and shared values that continue to shape our nation.

More details coming soon. Stay tuned!

As concerns grow over mass deportations, civil rights violations, and federal overreach, our community is coming together to respond.

Join my office, Hands Off NYC, Chinese Planning Council, MinKwon Center, and Northeast Queens Indivisible for a Know Your Rights & ICE Preparedness Training.

At this event, you’ll learn:�• How to identify ICE activity and respond safely�• Ways to show up for impacted families�• How to build a stronger, more connected community across Queens

Participants will also join breakout groups to connect with neighbors and learn how to organize locally.
Please include any language needs when registering.

Hands Off NYC brings together unions, community groups, and faith leaders committed to protecting our city. All events center nonviolent action, de-escalation, and ongoing community-building.

AAPI Heritage Month is just around the corner, a reminder that the stories, struggles, and contributions of Asian American communities are too often left out of our classrooms.

Today, we rallied with students, educators, and advocates to call for the passage of our legislation to teach AANHPI history in classrooms across New York. From the Chinese-Exclusion Act to the wave of COVID-19-induced anti-Asian hate, teaching Asian American history is a necessity today to ensure we don’t repeat the mistakes of the past.

Utility bills can sometimes leave us with more questions than answers. Join us for a Con Edison Customer Service Assistance Day where you can meet one-on-one with a representative to get the support you need to help review and discuss your bills, address billing issues or discrepancies, or sign up for financial assistance programs.
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Time: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Location: Bayside United Methodist Church, 38-20 Bell Blvd., Bayside, NY 11361

Please bring a copy of your Con Edison bill and photo ID so representatives can assist more efficiently.

Registration and appointment confirmation required. Register with the QR code, call 718-765-6675, or email [email protected].

State Senate passed our bill to expand diabetes screenings at lower BMIs so more people can catch diabetes early. This legislation will lead to better health outcomes for families across New York, especially Asian American New Yorkers who are too often neglected by current BMI threshold.

Saddened by loss of Jesse Jackson. At the height of anti-Asian hate, the famed civil rights leader stood with Asian New Yorkers, urging NY to teach Asian American history: “We must fight ignorance, hatred, fear, and violence.” His call for unity endures.

Rally held to get Asian American history taught in New York State classrooms There was a push on Friday in Queens to get Asian American history taught in classrooms all across New York State.