After 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.
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What the L Is Going On? Cuomo Calls Off Subway Shutdown
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Thursday that he is canceling the planned 15-month L-train shutdown.
Read MoreTragic Traffic Deaths Mar New Year’s in Jackson Heights and Other NYC Nabes
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Though vehicle-occupant and cyclist deaths reached record lows in 2018, pedestrian deaths did not decrease at the same rate.
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NYC Traffic Deaths Decreased to Lowest Level on Record
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As of Dec. 27 the number of cyclists and vehicle occupants killed in collisions dropped to all-time lows.
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.
Read MoreAnnual Slumlord List Features 9 Queens Property Owners And Agents
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The nine Queens landlords included on Public Advocate Letitia James’ 100 Worst Landlords List share something else in common: They’re hard to reach.
Read MoreA Look Back at the Stories That Shaped Queens in 2018
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A borough of nearly 2.5 million residents generates countless stories, all with a varying impact on individuals and the community.
Read MoreMore Details Emerge About a New Queens Pro Soccer Team
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“USL teams typically do not register trademarks until an announcement is either imminent or has already occurred.”
Read MoreUPDATE: 10 Years Into Willets Point Plan, Community Sifts Through ‘Gobbledygook’
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“I’ve been on the project for 10 years and we’ve gone nowhere. Nothing has changed.”
Read MoreState Senate Newcomers Endorse Congestion Pricing
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Congestion pricing, which would require state approval, involves charging motorists a toll to drive into Manhattan.
Read MoreOcasio-Cortez Denies She’s Gunning for Jeffries
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“My dad had a name for junk articles like this: ‘Birdcage lining,’” AOC wrote.
Read MoreRiders Alliance Pushes de Blasio to Release Fair Fares Plan
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The Fair Fares program is costing the city approximately $100 million, yet few people know about it, advocates said.
Read MoreOp-Ed: You Can’t Call Yourself Pro-Worker/Pro Union if You Ignore Amazon’s Behavior
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“Amazon’s business model is based on receiving taxpayer subsidies, paying little or no taxes, and mistreating their employees.”
Read MoreLack of Funding Leaves Middle Village Cemetery in Grave Condition
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Contrary to what some locals believe when they look through the iron fence surrounding All Faiths, the problem isn’t vandalism — it’s a chronic lack of cash.
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