While most New York City apartments come with at least one headache, tenants living at The Crossing, a two-building affordable housing apartment complex on Archer Avenue and 148th Street, say that nearly everything that could go wrong in a building has gone wrong in theirs.
Read MoreAn city councilmember in Jamaica wants the mayor to create a task force to address quality-of-life issues in the Southeast Queens neighborhood as it undergoes a major redevelopment plan.
Read More2025 started in horror for residents of Jamaica, as a mass shooting left 10 teenagers injured and the community reeling last week.
Read MoreQueens’ first-ever legal weed shop opened in Jamaica this week.
Read MoreMayor Eric Adams stopped by Jamaica to announce a partnership with Habitat for Humanity and city agencies aimed at transforming a number of neglected properties into 16 green homes that will be sold as affordable housing.
Read MoreQueens will soon be home to the subway’s newest safety feature, Metropolitan Transit Association Chair Janno Lieber announced Wednesday.
With the new City Council in place, participatory budgeting season has begun.
Read MoreAt the age of 51 with nearly 20 years of his sentence left to serve, Robert Webster is awaiting Governor Kathy Hochul’s decision on his application for clemency.
“His good nature character helped countless people behind bars and helped, especially younger people, to turn their lives around and stay focused.”
Read More“This latest data from the NYPD shows that not enough has changed with the way the NYPD interacts with New Yorkers of color since the Mayor claims to have ended stop-and-frisk.”
Read More“This is not only a testament but a true show of New York Strong Together.”
Read MoreHundreds of healthcare workers and other essential employees passed through the doors of Hillcrest High School.
Read MoreThe city has launched a “full investigation.”
Read More“We saw an opportunity to shed some light on the businesses in our community to create economic stability and sustainability for small businesses and communities.”
Read More“Two more innocent New Yorkers are dead because of a transportation system which puts speed ahead of safety, and a culture which celebrates driving big, fast, and powerful vehicles
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