“We, as a city, are defined by how we treat our kids. More...

Students from Christ the King High School headed to Washington, DC on January 23rd to participate in the March for Life.  The annual protest march, held in our nation’s capital, marks the anniversary of the US Supreme Court’s 1973 decision estab More...

As to be expected, the borough gets a bit romantic during the upcoming days. But there’s still time for alligators in sewers, Puerto Rican music, Italian movies, French jazz, Spanish dance, Dominican food, African birds, and Dutch living. More...

Captain Ralph Forgione was appointed commander of the 108th Precinct in November but had to wait until the last day of January to conduct his first community council meeting. More...

Welcome to New York City, home of glow-in-the-dark seniors.Cops at local precincts in Queens are again distributing reflective decals to seniors for use on their walkers, canes and clothing, to make it easier for them to be seen by cyclists and motor More...

Two Queens men were each sentenced last week to 13½ -years in prison for abducting, torturing and torturing a Woodside man for ransom in April 2013, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.Christian Acura, 38, of Corona and Dennis Alves, 36, of E More...

The City Council is considering legislation that would create Amber Alert-type messages to help nab hit-run drivers. Under the measure introduced by Manhattan councilmember Ydanis Rodriguez, the city would send text and e-mail alerts to the medi More...

Officials at Queens Council On The Arts (QCA) last week launched a new Artist Residency Program that will provide artists with a safe place to create their craft, while giving the public an opportunity to view the artists at work.QCA has chosen two l More...

The annual Asian Lunar New Year parade was held in downtown Flushing on February 4th. On hand to celebrate the Year of the Rooster were Council Member Peter Koo, former Comptroller John C. More...