Interactive Map Plots Vehicle Collision Hotspots In Queens
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Motor vehicle collisions have steadily risen in Queens and citywide over the past five years.
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Rumbling Trucks on a Once-Quiet Street Prompt Complaints Heard Citywide
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Residents say the trucks are traveling along the route as early as 5 a.m.r.
Read MoreQueens College President Named First Latino CUNY Chancellor
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Matos Rodríguez, 56, has served as Queens College’s president since 2014 and was appointed to the position after a vote by the CUNY Board of Trustees.
Read MoreCandidates Address School Segregation After DOE Releases Report
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None of the candidates at the forum called on the city to eliminate the Specialized High School Admission Test.
Read MoreNYPD Detective Killed in Devastating Richmond Hill 'Friendly Fire' Incident
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Detective Brian Simonsen, a 19-year veteran of the NYPD, was shot after responding to report of an armed robbery inside a T-Mobile store.
Read MoreWilliams, Konst Propose Restructuring Public Advocate’s Office
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“The public advocate needs decentralization.”
Read MoreFormer Queens Prosecutor Mina Malik Officially Enters DA Race
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Malik most recently served as deputy attorney general at the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia.
Read MoreArrest Made in Case of Woman Found Dead in Suitcase
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Police say they have examined hundreds of hours of surveillance footage in the case and interviewed several potential witnesses.
Read MoreState Task Force Endorses Ending Bail For Most Non-Violent Offenses
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The recommendations build on the task force’s March 2018 proposal to end cash bail for misdemeanors and nonviolent felony felony charges.
Read MoreQueens Martial Artists Celebrate Lunar New Year with Taekwondo
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More than 100 students and family members attended the parade to share their pride in Taekwondo and demonstrate their board-breaking and nunchakus techniques.
Read MoreThe Borough That Never Sleeps: Nightlife Jobs and Wages Are Rising in Queens
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The borough’s nightlife scene is booming, prompting increases in jobs and wages that outpace the other boroughs.
Read MoreThe Love of Strangers
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Merle Hoffman, the founder and president of Choices Women's Medical Center reflects on her career in the wake of the the anniversary of Roe v. Wade .
Read MoreFlushing’s Famous Lunar New Year Parade Celebrates the Year of the Pig
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Asian communities in Queens and around the world celebrated Lunar New Year on Feb. 5, but the parade marks one of the biggest celebrations in the United States.
Read MoreDCAS Special Officers Have Had ‘No Interactions’ With ICE, Agency Says
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“DCAS Police/Special Officers have had no interactions with ICE.”
Read MoreQueens County Dems Endorse Four Judicial Candidates
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The Queens Democrats voted to endorse Assemblymember Michelle Titus, attorney Wyatt Gibbons, law clerk Claudia Lanzetta and law secretary Alan Schiff.
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