In efforts to assist victims and families of the massive earthquake that shook Ecuador on April 16 and left at least 525 people dead, State Senator Jose Peralta, Congressman Joseph Crowley, other elected officials and community leaders and organizati More...

The Astoria Bookshop will present Night Sky With Exit Wounds read by the author Ocean Vuong. The reading will be held on May 4 at 7 p.m. at the shop located at 31-29 31st Street in Astroia. More...

Over the past 25 years, the Hermes Expo has been the catalyst in bringing together Greek-American businesses and showing their dynamic nature both locally and internationally.  It has also been a gateway for American businesses to tap into the G More...

The last think crossing Mario Espindola’s mind when he was growing up in Rio de Janeiro in the 8o’s was moving to America and open a restaurant  with an authentic Brazilian menu in New York City. More...

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton scored easy hometown victories in yesterday’s presidential primary elections throughout New York State, moving both closer to winning their parties’ presidential nominations for the election to be held in November. More...

On April 15, the Ridgewood Democratic Club (RDC) held its monthly meeting commemorating Earth Day. More...

Police arrested an Elmhurst doctor on April 10, after a car stop produced a shotgun and massive amounts of ammunition in his BMW.Police said Alexander Istomin, 50, was pulled over on the afternoon of April 10, after cops spotted him making an illegal More...

NYPD officials are reaching out to the public with a series of tops designed to increase the safety of people who run and jog on city streets.“This annual list should be part of a runner’s gear,” police officials said. More...

Police arrested a 27-year-old East Elmhurst woman on April 7, who is accused of using a young boy to snatch a baby stroller from the front porch of a Corona home.Police said Raysa Duran sent the boy to steal the stroller from s home near 35th Avenue More...

Police are searching for a “sick pervert” who tried to tear the clothing off a 23-year-old Astoria Heights woman on March 13.Cops said the young woman was walking on Ditmars Boulevard near 48th Street in Astoria Heights at about 1:45 a.m. More...

The topic of zoning issues that concern the borough was the basis of a Queens Chamber of Commerce seminar last week in the Bulova Corporate Conference Center auditorium.  It was led by John Young, director of the Queens Department of City Planni More...

It’s quantity and quality this week, as the borough hosts top-notch entertainment, including Sudanese music, an arbor fest, a gangster tour, yarn-spinning, and the opening of a world famous night market. Here’s the rundown.   More...

FDNY Firefighters, EMTs and Paramedics from the Official FDNY 2017 Calendar of Heroes signed purchased copies of the calendar on Friday, April 15 at Herald Square in Manhattan.  More...

A copy of this letter was received at the Queens Gazette. April 1, 2016 Honorable Bill de Blasio Mayor, City of New York City Hall New York, NY 10007 Re: Industrial Development Dear Mr. Mayor, More...