Three cheers for Neir’s: Owner set to sign new lease on 191-year-old Woodhaven bar
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”There is some good news in the world.”
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Commonpoint Queens has distributed 1 million pounds of food since March
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The nonprofit organization Commonpoint Queens has distributed more than 1 million pounds of food since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City.
Read MoreRockaway Community Justice Center offers a second chance for low-level offenders
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“A low-level offense should not equal a life sentence for our young people. Unfortunately that’s what’s happened too often in communities of color in the Rockaways, with young people locked out of employment, housing, job opportunities.”
Read MoreThieves steal brand new ‘Welcome to Ozone Park’ sign hours after installation
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“It’s probably the most selfish act that I’ve seen in a long time. Somebody’s a real sicko.”
Read MoreAOC says expand the Supreme Court. Meeks, Meng and Jeffries say they are open to dramatic reforms
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Members of the Queens House delegation weighed in on expanding the U.S. Supreme Court.
Read MoreHallets Cove restoration will begin in early 2021
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“The days of Hallets Cove as a crumbling dumping ground are over. We will make good on a promise to reimagine this waterfront by restoring its ecology.”
Read MoreMeet the candidates for nine open Queens Supreme Court judgeships
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Here are the Queens Supreme Court candidates.
Read MoreOpinion: Vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on the Working Families Party line
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Zachariah Boyer and Shawna Morlock are Democratic district leaders in Queens’ Assembly District 36, Part B.
Read MoreQueens residents head to jury duty as civil trials resume for first time since March
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Despite the threat of COVID-19, a few dozen Queens residents responded to their jury summonses Monday, lining up six feet apart.
Read MoreCivil rights groups sue NYPD for brutality during George Floyd protests
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“I look at my mask, it’s covered with blood, my protest sign is covered with blood. I realized it must be mine.”
Read MoreAfter Gianaris endorses Wiley, strategists see move to appeal to broader swath of New York voters
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“It’s always a smart political move to back a Black woman. And that’s something he hasn’t been able to do being stuck in Astoria.”
Read MoreFrom Arverne to Astoria, 40,000 Queens voters brave chilly lines to cast early ballots
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“No matter what, I wouldn’t miss this vote.”
Read MoreNYC participatory budgeting group calls on council to revive the initiative
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“PB provides exactly what New Yorkers need right now to feel connected and empowered to create change.”
Read MoreMayor OKs trick or treating in Queens this Halloween
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“We understand it's not business as usual, but it can go on and it can be fun and it can be exciting for our youngest New Yorkers. They deserve it after everything they've been through.”
Read MoreJamaica Center for Arts and Learning features exhibition by emerging Queens artists
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A new exhibition featuring works by a pair of emerging artists will debut at the Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning’ Miller Gallery Oct. 29.
