Queens Braces For 35 MPH Wind Gusts, Snow On Tuesday
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Queens residents will be subjected to 35 mph wind gusts and up to 4 inches of snow and ice beginning at 6 a.m. today.
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MTA Subway Delay Data Deceived the Public For Years, Comptroller’s Report Says
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Beginning in mid-2015, MTA analyses concluded that the agency’s internal systems could not accurately identify the causes of train delays.
Read MoreStalled BQX Streetcar Planning Back on Track
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Some thought the streetcar was dead before arrival — but the city’s move signifies a renewed commitment to seeing the project through.
Read MoreCouncilmember’s ‘Close Rikers’ Plan Calls for Solar Field
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District 22 Councilmember Costa Constantinides wants to build a solar field on the land, if all goes according to the city’s plan to close the jail complex.
Read MoreAmazon Seeks Senior Community Affairs Manager in Latest Job Posting
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The online retail giant and vast data repository is looking for a “Senior Manager, Community Affairs,” according to a listing.
Read MoreQueensbridge Detainee Escapes Police Custody Following Drug Charge
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While another group of suspects were being arrested, Saleh managed to escape and run away in an unknown direction.
Read MoreAs City Temps Plunge, ACS Makes Sure Babies Sleep Safe
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On average, around 50 babies citywide die from a sleep-related injury each year — around one baby per week.
Read MoreAcid Attack Survivor Forgives ‘Venial’ Thief
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Rev. Alexandra Dyer began working at the Healing Hearts Initiative in May 2015 and within months realized “something was wrong” with the nonprofit’s finances.
Read MoreVIDEO: Jury Delivers Knockout in MMA Fighter’s Bank Robbery Trial
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DaSilva was convicted of climbing over a partition and stealing nearly $45,000 from a Citibank in Astoria.
Read MoreNew Borough Commander Morales Is ‘Invested in Queens’
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Morales started walking the Queens beat in 1987 before moving on to precincts and commands throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Read MoreOctogenarian Killed In Crash While Walking In His Neighborhood
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Miguel Hernandez was crossing the street near the intersection of Crescent Street and Broadway when the driver of a sedan crashed into him.
Read MoreHevesi Renews Push for Home Stability Support in Letter to Cuomo
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“I implore you to work with your partners in the legislature to stop the growth of this crisis.”
Read MorePublic Advocate Race Heats Up
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Under the City Charter, the public advocate’s role is to serve as a watchdog over city government and an ombudsman on behalf of city residents.
Read MoreAfter a ‘Wild Year’ New QCYD President Looks Ahead to 2019
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Whitestone native Breeana Mulligan says she looks forward to channeling that percolating energy and building bridges among various factions.
Read MoreA Look Back at the Stories That Shaped Queens in 2018
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Read on to see a few other stories that shaped our borough during the past 12 months.
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