Yaeji transformed what an at-home DJ set can look like
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The Flushing native created a fun and immersive visual experience.
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NYC’s tax lien sale postponed, giving some Queens homeowners room for relief
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An executive order from Gov. Andrew Cuomo postpones the sale until Oct. 4
Read MoreStringer outlines opposition to Astoria power plant project in letter to state
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“This proposal, just as any further expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure, is incompatible with our climate goals.”
Read MoreOzone Park high school teacher vies for Queens Council seat
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Singh is prioritizing schools and education in her bid to represent District 32.
Read MoreLiu talks schools plan on this Sunday’s ‘City Watch’
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Liu, chair of the Senate’s committee on New York City education, is one of three guests appearing live this Sunday.
Read MoreQueens malls will reopen at half capacity Sept. 9
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Staff and shoppers will be required to wear a mask and indoor dining is prohibited.
Read MoreQueens casino, once a COVID testing site, is set to reopen
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Read MoreCity orders drivers to slow down on these two Queens streets
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Drivers cruising down two busy Queens roadways will have to slow down in the coming months, the Department of Transportation announced Tuesday.
Read MoreTo younger fans, Tom Seaver proved the Mets really could be Amazin'
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The best pitcher in New York City history was a Met.
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Federal government issues eviction ban for most tenants
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The CDC said a 1944 law gives the agency broad authority to stop the spread of disease.
Read MoreFar Rockaway builder earns Worker of the Month recognition
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Building Skills New York named Kenya Hayward as their August Worker of the Month.
Read MoreDe Blasio says sex workers should not be arrested
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“To the question of whether sex workers should be arrested, my broad answer is no.”
Read MoreParole board grants release for Queens man after judge vacated virtual life sentence
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Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz has not decided whether to retry his case, after a judge overturned his conviction based on prosecutorial misconduct.
Read MoreIn-person classes will resume Sept. 21, after NYC reaches deal with labor unions
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Teachers will report to buildings on Sept. 8 and will train for remote and in-person learning.
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