Jackson Heights woman killed by stray bullet shot into apartment
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“She died simply because she was standing by her window at the worst possible time.”
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Nonprofit Talk: NYC film fest goes drive-in style to limit COVID spread
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Jayson Simba is founder and executive director of the Festival of Cinema NYC, which begins tomorrow.
Read MoreCOVID cases rise in Rego Park
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Mobile testing sites at Painter’s Playground and Queens Borough Hall will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day until Oct. 2.
Read MoreState legislative package seeks to eliminate ‘policing for profit’ in New York
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“Having to depend on people, but not having that opportunity because I still have fines and fees to pay has been very harrowing, very discouraging and repulsive.”
Read More99-year-old WWII hero from Queens set to receive France’s highest honor
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“We will never forget the bravery of American heroes such as Mr. Irving Goldstein who will receive this decoration.”
Read MoreFlushing Meadows nature trail marred by oily muck
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“We need to try harder to save its natural quality — it has potential to be truly beautiful for plants, animals and humans alike!,” she continued. “The oil from the road shouldn't be seeping into the soil and the lake!”
Read MoreQueens’ century-old Vanderbilt Motorway is getting a makeover
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A path for wealthy New Yorkers heading to Long Island mansions is now a public park set for a makeover.
Read MoreDouglaston budget expert Richard Lee seeks seat in Council after behind the scenes career
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Richard Lee says “he knows how to navigate the budget, the single most important document in the city, without needing the training wheels.”
Read MoreQueens court officer’s positive COVID test raises concerns amid Kew Gardens spike
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Court personnel who notified the Eagle of the positive COVID test said they were concerned because he was “moving all through the building.”
Read MoreSpringfield Gardens baking business changes course to feed frontline workers
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Althea’s Tropical Delights prepares healthy meals for hospital workers and people in need.
Read MoreKew Gardens jail foes cheer Manhattan judge’s decision to block detention tower
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“The judge said what we’ve been saying all along.”
Read More'Open Streets' outdoor dining is now permanent on five Queens streets
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“It’s time for a new tradition.”
Read MoreMeng and AOC vow to fight for Flushing food pantry funding
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Reps. Grace Meng and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said they would investigate why the U.S. Department of Agriculture is cutting funds to La Jornada and other pantries even as COVID-19 exacerbates food insecurity in Queens.
Read MoreToo small for solar, Rikers Island could become NYC’s renewable energy storage site
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A plan to transform Rikers Island into a renewable energy powerhouse would focus on the relatively small island’s capacity for storing power to send to the electrical grid when demand rises, according to a panel of policy experts and New York City officials.
Read MoreFederal judge extends Census deadline in latest twist for Queens outreach effort
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“The fact is New York City residents need to respond to the census and they need to do it immediately.”
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