Ex-Barcelona coach named first manager of Queensboro FC
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Josep Gombau led Barcelona’s youth academy.
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NYC launches virtual youth jobs program amid spike in gun violence
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“The most powerful route to safety is to provide meaningful opportunity to New Yorkers.”
Read MoreOPINION: Queens elected officials must stand up for secular education in ultra-Orthodox yeshivas
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Students in the ultra-Orthodox community have waited long enough to get the basic education to which they are entitled.
Read MoreMapping COVID in Queens: Testing expands but gaps remain in former crisis ‘epicenter’
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See where 76 COVID testing sites are located in Queens.
Read MoreStringer unveils detailed plan to safely reopen schools in September
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Masked up and distanced.
Read MoreVan Bramer rips latest LIC development plan at old Amazon site
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“I do believe that something should happen on this land, but this proposal isn't that something.”
Read MoreNonprofit Talk: Fighting for public health, during a pandemic
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Lisa David is president and CEO of Public Health Solutions.
Read MoreCommunity coalition pushes for permanent sidewalk cafes in Jackson Heights
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“These small businesses need to recover from the pandemic and residents are clamoring for outdoor cafes.”
Read MorePlovers in peril: Careless beachgoers endanger vulnerable Queens birds
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“Many people walk through these areas especially since enforcement is basically non existent.”
Read MoreDriver smashes through outdoor dining area and into Jackson Heights restaurant
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The driver passed a breathalyzer test and was released with a summons.
Read MoreWorkers demand protections as Queens enters next phase of COVID reopening plan
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Workers will gather in Diversity Plaza in Jackson Heights Tuesday.
Read MorePublisher will release Trump niece’s tell-all text two weeks early
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A Queens family divided.
Read MoreCautiously cheering: How sports superfans are adapting to COVID
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Illustrator Andrew Hermida interviewed and illustrated seven superfans from across the country.
Read MoreNo fevers allowed. Temperature checks begin at NYC courthouses
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Court visitors can’t come in with a temperature above 100 degrees F.
Read MoreCOVID-positive Queens court clerk returns to work after Texas trip
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“She should have remained at home and not exposed her fellow workers.”
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