Cidadão Global, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the Brazilian community in the tri-state area, will be celebrating its one-year anniversary of the opening of its new office in Long Island City in June. More...

Broadway Photoplus, 37-05 Broadway in Astoria, closed its doors this week after 20 years of service. Since the advent of digital photography, 35mm film developing had declined to almost nothing. More...

|width=250|height=168|link=node|align=left]Councilmember Dan Halloran (R-Flushing) is seen here with actor Kelsey Grammer at the New York City Police Museum’s third annual Police Hero Awards Gala and Silent Auction, May 9, in Columbus Circle.&n More...

The Newtown Historical Society, Fresh Meadows Homeowners Civic Association and other civic and preservation organizations across the borough stand united in opposition of the proposed de-calendaring of the Brinckerhoff Cemetery by the Landmarks Prese More...

Firefighters who responded to a blaze in a wooded stretch of Forest Park on May 13 made a gruesome discovery. The still-flaming body of a man was discovered at about 6 a.m. on Mother’s Day, inside Forest Park, fire officials said. More...

The daughter of an Indian diplomat falsely arrested for sending e-mails to a teacher at John Bowne H.S. More...

David Berkowitz liked pretty, young women with long hair. More...

U.S. News & World Report last week named the Baccalaureate School for Global Education the best high school in New York state. The school, located in a renovated factory at 34-12 36th Ave. More...

Mother’s Day came to a tragic end for two Queens bikers who were killed when their motorcycle slammed into a city bus in Jackson Heights. Cops said the bikers were heading westbound on 31st Avenue at about 8:15 p.m. More...

Community Board 6 unanimously approved a GrowNYC Greenmarket to be located on the sidewalk in front of the Forest Hills post office near Queens and Yellowstone Boulevards. The market will be open on Sundays from 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. More...

Queens Borough President Helen Marshall was first in line to take advantage of the free hearing screening test offered by the Lexington Hearing and Speech Center in observation of Better Hearing and Speech Month. More...

Marking its tenth year encouraging children to maintain and improve their reading skills during the summer, TD Bank, America's Most Convenient Bank, again will hold its annual Summer Reading Program. More...

The Bay Terrace Country Club (BTCC) held its first annual spring flea market on May 5 featuring local business all based in Bayside.  More...

American tourists to the Caribbean are amazed by the Greek influence. A subjugated people, without a country, the Greek culture made its mark in the new world. Greek mariners, with Hispanic names navigated the waters. More...