Ne w York City reaped a bonanza in funding for transportation projects when the House of Representatives passed a $284 billion, six-year spending bill that will pay for everything from local traffic improvements to ferries for the Rockaways to contin More...
Shirokan Karate-Do Program held its winter promotion examination and intramural competition Sunday, March 13 at the Louis Armstrong Gymnasium at Elmcor Youth and Adult Activities, 107-20 Northern Blvd., and Corona. More...
City Councilmember John Liu (pictured), came to the defense of four seniors in his area last week who alleged that their landlord had been forcing the low income senior citizens to pay higher rents while collecting reimbursements from the city throu More...
The political calm that had existed in Forest Hills and Rego Park was suddenly disturbed last week when Assemblymember Michael Cohen unexpectedly announced his resignation from the Assembly post he has held since 1998, citing family obligations. More...
Queens Residents Denied Access To Manhattan One Weekend Per Month; Call for Explanations, Improved Communication
Councilmember Eric Gioia, r., Chair of the City Council Committee on Oversight and Investigations, joined Councilmember John Liu, l., Chair of the City Council Committee on Transportation, Tom Finkelpearl, Executive Director of the Queens Museum of A More...
In 1993, one Christopher Simmons, then a 17-year-old high school junior, with two friends broke into the home of a neighbor woman, robbed her, covered her mouth and eyes with duct tape, wrapped her head in a towel, bound her arms and legs with electr More...