Congressmember Carolyn B. Maloney (DQueens/ Manhattan), City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, former City Council Speaker Peter Vallone Sr., Councilmember Peter F. More...
State Senator Tony Avella was joined by dozens of senior citizens to protest the potential closure of the Angelo Petromelis Senior Center in College Point. More...
Queens detectives are seeking help from the public to identify and locate a thief who went into an Elmhurst church on February 26 and took 10 religious objects, including five chalices, two chalice cups, and a Communion Box used to serve Communion at More...
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has scheduled a series of meetings with businesses and trade associations in Queens in order to better understand the issues and challenges faced by businesses in New York City. More...
In honor of Black History Month, Verizon Wireless and United Negro College Fund (UNCF) have been sponsoring an essay contest during the past month in five regions where eligible high school students have the chance to win a total of 15 scholarships. More...
Congressmember Joseph Crowley (D–Queens/The Bronx) sharply criticized the House Republican majority last week after imposing a tax increase on middle class American families and in the process, breaking a campaign pledge they made last year. More...
State Senator Joseph P. Addabbo Jr. received the Champion Award from the New York Association on Independent Living at Independence Residences, a Woodhaven based group dedicated to advocating for those individuals with disabilities. More...
Assemblymember Mike Miller (D-Woodhaven) traveled to P.S. 254 in Richmond Hill where he read the book “Terrible Things” by Eve Bunting in an effort to teach the students about respect during “Respect for All Week”. More...
Queens College President James Muyskens opened the Queens College Business Forum breakfast on Friday, March 4 by hailing the “lessening of mistrust” between academia and business. More...
A visit from City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, a review of the Sunnyside-Woodside rezoning study and a landmarks preservation matter were among the topics covered at the March meeting of Community Board 2, held at Sunnyside Community Services. More...
There are 460 premises licensed to serve alcohol in Astoria, according to 114th Police Precinct Commanding Officer Deputy Inspector Stephen Cirabisi. More...
Queens police are searching for a sexual pervert who has been terrorizing women in Flushing for the last six months.
The suspect has been preying on women since last September 2010, when he grabbed a 37-year-old victim from behind and sexually More...
Queens residents who had a tough time adjusting to the 718 area code when making phone calls within the borough will soon face another obstacle when dialing out.
Beginning April 16, residents in Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island and The Bronx wh More...
A security system designed to protect the perimeters of local major airports has serious flaws, the latest one being a gap in the fence on the eastern side of John F. More...
In last week’s Gazette in the article about the Queens Botanical Garden, the story incorrectly stated that there was a request to replace the parking lot blacktop with permeable pavement. That project has already been completed. More...
Twenty-five years ago, Detective Steven McDonald was shot three times in the line of duty as he was questioning a 15-year-old about bicycle thefts in Central Park in Manhattan. More...
On March 1, Department of Youth and Development (DYCD) Commissioner Jeanne B. Mullgrav and Sunnyside Community Services Executive Director Judith Zangwill greeted participants in the Sunnyside Family Literacy Program. More...
On March 4 Councilmembers Jimmy Van Bramer, Elizabeth Crowley and Assemblymember Marge Markey united with local elected officials and concerned residents to speak out against the possible bus depot site in Maspeth. More...
Queens fire officials last month issued a warning to borough residents to steer clear of gasoline or gasoline products to fight bedbug infestation at home.
FDNY officials said residents in Astoria have called 911 to report a gasoline odor comi More...
Councilmember Jim Gennaro questioned testimony from the city Department of Environmental Protection on March 1 during a City Council Committee on Environmental Protection hearing about the continued examination of the controversial drilling method kn More...
On February 24, Congressmember Anthony Weiner issued the Bronze Medal on behalf of the Congressional Award, to Dan Wang, student of Hunter College H.S. More...
Assemblymember Grace Meng (D-Flushing), a member of the Libraries Committee, met with staff members of Queens Library on March 2 to discuss many of the pressing issues affecting the library. More...
City Department of Transportation (DOT) on March 4 conducted strip paving operations along stretches of two Queens roadways as part of the city’s ongoing effort to bring streets into a state of good repair following the extreme weather of this More...
The Flushing mother who last week fatally stabbed her wheelchair-bound son and then tried to take her own life, remains in stable condition at New York Hospital Queens, where she is facing murder and manslaughter charges.
Migdalia Vera, 57, to More...
Compiled By Liz Goff 106th Precinct Dispute Leads To Gun Charge Police arrested a 33-year-old Ozone Park man on February 28 after he threatened to blow off his neighbor’s head during a heated dispute. More...
With only 23 days remaining until the April 1 deadline to pass the state’s 2011—2012 budget, the Democrat-controlled Assembly opened what will probably be their most confrontational front in this year’s battle with Governor Andrew C More...
Schumer Grant Aids Queens YMCAs A program that will continue to put students on the path to a college education will receive a $1 million grant secured by U.S. Senator Charles Schumer for several YMCAs in Queens. More...
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