Pictured are the members of the New York Mets organization with Mr. Met, celebrating the American Heart Association’s National Wear Red Day on February 3. More...
A 22-year-old Queens woman chatting on her cellphone was struck and killed by a city bus on February 22, as she crossed one of the borough’s most deadly intersections.
Melan Jin was diagonally crossing Northern Boulevard at Union Street in F More...
Dear Savvy Senior Is there an age limit on being an organ donor? At age 73, I’m interested in being a donor when I die, but am wondering if they would still want my organs. What can you tell me, and what do I need to do to sign up? More...
Former Mayor David Dinkins joined state Senator Jose Peralta at the Langston Hughes Library in Corona in celebration of Black History Month. Joining the mayor was (L. to r.); Rev. Marvin Bentley, Det. More...
Amalgamated Bank is helping young filmmakers get an opportunity to present their work to large audiences by partnering with the Queens World Film Festival, which runs from March 1 through 4. More...
City cops and traffic agents were recently ordered to immediately begin writing tickets for vehicles on streets where parking rules have been changed – despite a five-day grace period at the changed spots and notes on new parking signs indicati More...
The Queens husband accused of beating his wife to death in their Astoria apartment in January gave a Queens Supreme Court Justice a shocking account of the murder at a February 29 hearing at Queens Supreme Court.
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Ex-Mets clubhouse manager Charlie Samuels dodged prison time last week after pleading guilty to stealing team memorabilia valued at more than $2.3 million.
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Congressmember Joseph Crowley, Deputy Police Chief Charles Dowd and FDNY Chief of Communications Robert Boyce praised the passage of legislation that paves the way to build a nationwide interoperable communications network that will help firefighters More...
Bypassing the New York state legislature, on Monday a federal judge in Brooklyn was selected to draw new congressional lines for the state to be used in next November’s elections. Pursuant to an order from the Chief Justice of the U.S. More...
I want to thank the editors of the Queens Gazette for calling attention to the serious neglect of Flushing’s beloved RKO Keith’s. Although vandalism and decay have robbed the theatre of its earlier splendor, its ornate Spanish Baroq More...
Every Wednesday is special in the Gazette offices. Wednesday is the day we “hit the street” in the parlance of the newspaper trade and we are proud to say that since we started publication in 1982, we have yet to miss one. More...
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