Facing challengers, Maloney launches re-election bid
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Maloney recently became the first woman to chair the House Committee on Oversight and Reform.
Read MoreSunnyside artist’s gallery debut marks creative milestone
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His paintings are inspired by graffiti, travel, spirituality and street art.
Read MoreCoffee talk: LIC shop educates brewers and baristas
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The owners designed their shop to encourage industry collaboration.
Read MoreNew Year’s resolutions, Queens style
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Not all resolutions have to be “go to bed earlier” or “eat more salads.”
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The guy who ate that $120K banana is a Long Island City artist
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David Datuna was a little bit hungry at the time.
Read MoreLocal lawyers host immigration clinic at LaGuardia College
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Attorneys and trained volunteers will meet one-on-one with pre-screened clients to provide naturalization application assistance.
Read MoreFour Queens coffee spots to hide away in this winter
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There is at least one cozy place to go when the snow won’t let up.
Read MoreHunters Point library violates the ADA, new federal lawsuit claims
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A nonprofit organization is suing the Queens Public Library on behalf of a Queens woman with a mobility disability.
Read MoreWeed arrest disparities persist across Queens police precincts
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Though the NYPD does not report racial or ethnic arrest data by precinct, there are persistent disparities in arrest totals across the borough’s 16 precincts.
Read MoreQueensbridge residents develop strategies for making a safer community
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The Mayor’s Action Plan for Neighborhood Safety targets 15 public housing developments citywide in order to promote public safety.
Read MoreInside City Harvest’s massive Thanksgiving operation
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Thanksgiving starts early at City Harvest.
Read MoreHate group smears symbols in Queens Midtown Tunnel
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The Proud Boys draped banners over bridges and tunnels around the city.
Read MoreMaloney’s Women’s History Museum bill heads to House floor
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Only 5 percent of the approximately 2,400 national monuments honor women.
Read MoreInaccessible Sunnyside subway stations await MTA Capital Plan
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All of Sunnyside’s subway stations are currently inaccessible to people in wheelchairs.
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