The 27-year-old victim was riding on the escalator at the Jamaica Center - Parsons/Archer subway station on Thursday, Sept. 27 at around 8:30 p.m. when an unidentified suspect challenged her to a fight.
Read MoreApplebee’s is expanding its menu options to include breakfast beginning on Monday, Oct. 29, and two of the restaurant’s Queens locations are offering free breakfast to celebrate.
Read MoreFuneral arrangements were announced for a beloved Brooklyn-born rapper who was gunned down in front of a Woodhaven nightclub earlier this month.
Read MoreHurricane Michael is the latest monster storm to rip into the coastal United States; one of a string of hurricanes that have brought destruction to countless communities—from here in Queens to Florida, Puerto Rico and beyond. And as a new global report by the United Nations’ climate panel warned last week, these storms will continue to pummel our communities unless we change course, and quickly.
Read MoreJessica Ramos, the Democratic and Working Families Party candidate for the 13th District of the New York State Senate announced on Monday the launch of Visioning Sessions: two-hour long gatherings that will give District 13 residents the opportunity to voice their concerns.
Read MoreWith nearly 2.4 million residents dealing with countless issues, Queens was destined to have a vast legal system. But, as anyone who has traveled from Laurelton to Long Island City for early morning jury duty can attest, it certainly is sprawling too.
Read MoreThe first woman ever to serve as campus security director at a senior City University of New York college was recently appointed at Queens College.
Read MoreA feud has broken out over a growing civil rights group tactic to reform the criminal justice system in New York City.
Read MoreThe Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced that it would close Lot P4 at LaGuardia Airport effective Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Read MoreDonald Trump’s latest anti-immigrant policy proposal could get hit close to home for New Yorkers.
Read MoreIt takes a village to raise an AirTrain.
Read MoreThe publisher of a long-running community newspaper was sentenced to five years in prison for attempting to blackmail a sexual assault victim.
Read MoreCity Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer was on his morning jog along Skillman Avenue in Sunnyside on Oct. 7 when he was faced with a sign telling New Yorkers in bold capital letters that it is their "civic duty to report any and all illegal aliens.”
Read MoreAs attorneys for the alleged drug kingpin Joaquin Guzman Loera, better known as “El Chapo,” continue to push to delay the start of his trial, the Brooklyn federal court judge in charge of the case warned one of his attorneys to stop texting government witnesses.
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