Jamaica Community Leaders Recognize Downtown Development
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The GJDC recognized GF55 Partners for designing several features of the Downtown Jamaica landscape.
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Whitestone’s World Famous Christmas Lights Are Back On
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After a year hiatus, homeowner Kevin Lynch has turned his award-winning lights back on.
Read MoreBayside Man Dies in Jamaica Car Crash
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No arrest were made as an investigation is ongoing by the NYPD’s Collision Investigation Squad.
Read MoreSingle Punch Bar Death Suspect Faces One Year In Jail
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Police found McGee laying on the ground with head trauma. He was taken to Elmhurst Hospital and pronounced dead.
Read MoreTeen Arrested for Three Knifepoint Robberies
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During the first attack on Oct. 24, Martinez placed a knife at a neck of a 50-year-old woman on 40th Drive.
Read MoreQueens Small Businesses Owners Awarded By The Business Outreach Center
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The BOC gave eight awards to business owners and entrepreneurs across the five boroughs.
Read MoreCharges Dropped For Photographer Issued Summons Outside LaGuardia
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Charges were dismissed Wednesday for a freelance photographer on assignment at LaGuardia Airport who was issued a court summons for “loitering.”
Read MoreThree Men Sought For String of Armed Robberies in Brooklyn And Queens
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The string of armed robberies began on Oct. 9 near the corner of Seneca Avenue and Madison Street in Ridgewood.
Read MoreTaste of Ridgewood Showcases Local Eateries, Honors Queens Leaders
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All proceeds from the event benefit the Ridgewood YMCA’s Annual Campaign.
Read MoreCorona Man Sentenced for Whitestone Hit-and-Run
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“Driving isn’t just a privilege, it’s a responsibility”
Read MoreRidgewood Church Holds Memorial for Homeless Resident
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Father Mike Lopez from All Saints Church will host a candlelight vigil.
Read MoreUnderwood Announces Policy to Combat Gift Card Scammers
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The attorney general’s office partnered with major retailers Best Buy, Walmart, and Target to better protect consumers.
Read MoreSNAP Cuts to Blame for Surge in Food Pantry Usage, Report Finds
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Roughly 80 percent of the city’s food pantries and soup kitchens have experienced elevated traffic.
Read MoreMaking Soup Is Easy, Giving It To 2,000 People Is Not
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Homelessness is at a high in New York City, according to advocacy group The Coalition for the Homeless.
Read MoreSmall Business Bill Looks to Save New York, But Can it Save Queens?
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Though the bill has many proponents across the city, in Queens, some wonder if the bill’s unintended consequences could cause problems.
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