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Queens building engulfed by flames: FDNY

QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) — A child and multiple others were injured in a Queens fire Monday evening, according to the FDNY. Authorities received a 911 call at 88-33 Dongan Avenue at 6:44 p.m. Multiple firefighters and EMS personnel responded to

Truck driver’s massive TikTok-viral NYC replica makes its Big Apple debut – with museum showcase

After amassing millions of views on TikTok at the behest of his Gen Z daughter, Joe Macken’s passion project has landed its own museum show — dubbed “He Built This City: Joe Macken’s Model” — running at the Museum of

Rego parking garage crash kills 1-year-old

A 1-year-old boy was fatally struck by a car in Rego Park last Saturday.

QJCC welcomes community support

Barry Grodenchik, president of the Queens Jewish Community Council, was uncharacteristically somber Sunday morning at the group’s annual legislative breakfast.“If I do not start off with the usual pleasantries, I hope that you will understand,” the former councilman said to…

A push for a car-free Freedom Drive

The seasonal opening of Freedom Drive in Forest Park to vehicular traffic following a 33-9 Community Board 9 vote in November 2025 has continued to draw backlash. The roughly 0.3-mile stretch between Myrtle Avenue and Park Lane South reopened to…

1-year-old hit and killed in Queens parking garage: NYPD

REGO PARK, Queens (PIX11) — A 1-year-old boy was hit and killed by a BMW driver in a Queens parking garage on Saturday, police said. Imron Bakhtiyorov was struck in the indoor parking garage at 61-55 98th St. in Rego

Some Bushwick residents still without power amid below freezing temps

BUSHWICK, Brooklyn (PIX11) – Just over a dozen Bushwick residents are still without power as temperatures remain below freezing, according to Con Edison. These residents have been without heat for over a day now. At its peak on Sunday, over

De Blasio pays less in property taxes for pricey Park Slope pads than Queens homeowner: ‘Doesn’t make sense’

“It doesn’t make sense. I’m getting ripped off, and de Blasio is getting a break. Comrade de Blasio, pay your fair share!”

Rikers’ ‘watershed moment’: New DOC commissioner on reform, safety, and the future of the city’s jails

Stanley Richards, the new commissioner of the Department of Correction, sat down with the Eagle for a wide-ranging interview last week. File photo by Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office By Jacob Kaye The history of Rikers Island is unambiguous. For nearly

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Queens building engulfed by flames: FDNY

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