On a recording by LiveATC.net, one of the pilots is heard telling air traffic controllers that the plane banked to the left during takeoff, apparently from a strong crosswind.
Read MoreCommunity Access' Art Collective has produced the exhibition “Lived Experiences, responding to the world we live in, dream of and wish to occupy."
Read MoreThe massively popular online battle royale is hosting its World Cup Finals at Queens’ Arthur Ashe Stadium, with a $30 million prize pool up for grabs.
Read MoreThe new reform will mandate that employers be prohibited from discriminating against employees or job applicants with ACDs.
Read MoreEver since the QCC’s first Queens Day in Albany, eliminating the toll has been one of our legislative priorities.
Read MoreQueens College Ph.D. student Mason Youngblood’s work traces the cultural evolution of birdsong, which requires samplings of birds throughout the borough.
Read MoreThe Queens bus network has remained unchanged for decades, despite the evolution of neighborhoods like Flushing and Jamaica, which depend on bus service.
Read More“Illegal guns in our communities put everyone at risk.”
Read MoreNassau Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder said the three passengers on board, all from Flushing, were associated with a flight school in Farmingdale.
Read MoreWashington D.C. and Newark may get the attention, but fewer blooms are more iconic than the blossoms bursting pink and white throughout Queens.
Read MoreInvestigators believe he is responsible for the March 5 shooting of Pernell Cudjoe.
Read MoreOfficer Marc St. Arromand, 42, was riding his 2011 Yamaha motorcycle to work at about 5:30 a.m. and killed near Merrick Boulevard in Laurelton.
Read MoreThe documentary explores the hurdles faced by women arrested and prosecuted for prostitution-related crimes in Queens County in a uniquely raw way.
Read MoreErnest Broadnax was arrested in St. Albans on Monday and faces two counts of second-degree murder and one count of rape in Virginia Beach.
Read MoreThe three library systems have asked the city for $35 million in additional expense funding in fiscal year 2020, as well as $963 million over 10 years.
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