Man hospitalized for COVID-19 after Queens Republican club Christmas party
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“I wasn’t on the conga line. I ate by myself. I don’t know how I got this."
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NYC Correction Dept. is concealing records related to heat wave safety, lawsuit charges
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Inmates said they were denied unit transfers and cups of ice in violation of jail policy.
Read MorePandemic, protests and politics: These were the stories that defined Queens in 2020
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What stories resonated most with you in 2020? Let us know
Read MoreDouglaston women’s shelter will be first in Queens Community District 11
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The facility will house 75 women over age 50 and will open late next year, the city said.
Read MoreExpansion project set to begin at overcrowded Oakland Gardens school
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A cramped Oakland Gardens elementary school will soon double in size.
Read MoreCuomo threatens $1 million penalty as state braces for vaccine schemes
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The Queens DA's Office is currently investigating at least 12 claims of fraud related to COVID-19.
Read MoreTrafficking survivor receives pardon for decades-old Queens convictions
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“This doesn’t erase what I’ve been through, but it puts a little alleviation to what I had to live.”
Read MoreQueens leaders host Kwanzaa celebration
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Queens Borough President Donovan Richards will co-host a virtual Kwanzaa celebration
Read MoreNew York’s new ‘proximity’ law will help incarcerated parents stay close to kids
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More than 100,000 children in the state have at least one incarcerated parent.
Read MoreNew York state enacts 60-day eviction and foreclosure protections
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Marshals executed Queens’ first eviction of the COVID-era late last month.
Read MoreIt's game over for Ridgewood's Referee Store after business moves to Long Island
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“At heart, we’re still from Queens.”
Read MoreNY considers ‘fair repair’ bill to let private shops, DIY hobbyists fix devices
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“It’s a whole industry trend, from the cheapest junk to the fanciest equipment.”
Read MoreOpinion: There was nothing I could to as a prosecutor to reform the justice system
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Julia Forman is a candidate for Council District 26 and a former prosecutor in the Bronx.
Read MoreQueens Catholic schools see enrollment increase during COVID pandemic
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The student population has increased at more than 1/3 of Queens’ Catholic schools.
Read MoreHere’s how Queens went green in 2020
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In a year like no other, Queens residents continued to fight for climate justice.
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