ASTORIA, Queens (PIX11) — Those against a protected bike lane in Astoria call the plan dangerous. They argue that, in addition to significant safety risks for road users, it is going to cause irreversible damage to local businesses. More Local
President Trump has pledged to ramp up immigration raids in Democrat-run cities, but the smattering of prostitutes and knockoff goods-peddlers on crime-ridden Roosevelt Avenue told The Post that although they’re scared of ICE — it’s not enough to keep them
A group of community organizations in Long Island City joined Councilmember Julie Won in calling on the city to turn city-owned land under the Queensboro Bridge into parks.Images via Councilmember Julie Won’s Office By Ryan Schwach A group of community
Two teenage girls have been charged with delivering a vicious beatdown against a schoolmate in a subway station stairwell, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced last Wednesday.The girls, who were not named, live in Elmhurst and attend William Cullen Bryant…
NEW YORK (PIX11) — The NYPD is expanding its quality-of-life crackdown to all five boroughs after the department’s pilot program was successful in addressing New Yorkers’ everyday concerns. In April, the NYPD launched the Quality of Life Division in six
Queens State Senator Julia Salazar pushed through a package of prison reforms that introduced new transparency requirements for state prisons in the wake of two high-profile deaths in state correctional facilities. Photo courtesy of NYS Senate Media Services By Noah Powelson
A LaGuardia Community College STEM grant program was cut by the Trump Administration and the professor is calling for it to be reinstated. Wikimedia Commons Photo by Tdorante10 By Reem Jaafar, Ph.D. The underperformance of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
A Long Island City asphalt recycling plant is spraying a “choking” stink along the Newtown Creek — leaving state regulators fuming and residents plugging their noses. State regulators first raised a stink about the noxious fumes from Green Asphalt back
QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) — The NYPD is asking for help in locating a missing 28-year-old woman from Queens. Police say Shaya Murray was last seen sometime in April. More Local News Murray, who resides at 139-18 34th Road, is described
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(Family Features) For those who have served in the U.S. armed forces, transitioning back to civilian life can be a challenge. However, community support can help make the transition easier for many veterans and provide those who offer that support…
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