The Little Neck-Douglaston Memorial Day Parade drew thousands of attendees Monday who lined the sidewalks along a 1.5-mile stretch of Northern Boulevard from Jayson Avenue to 245th Street on the 91st anniversary…
NewspapersFOREST HILLS — Edward Ruggiero, 58, a resident of Long Beach was charged last week with menacing as a hate crime for allegedly threatening to physically assault and verbally attacking a woman for…
Borough President Melinda Katz honored three war veterans from different eras at the Veterans Memorial Garden at Queens Borough Hall in Kew Gardens last Friday. Before the observance was underway, Katz said…
Flushing Town Hall received an Art Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts that will provide funding for its educational performing arts programming. "The variety and quality of these projects…
Dan Dougherty and his bother, Shaun — the owners of Crescent Grill restaurant in Long Island City — are proud to house local art in their eatery as part of the LIC…
City Councilman Rory Lancman (D-Hillcrest) wants the city to install ATMs in all criminal courthouses where arraignments take place. Lancman introduced the legislation for ATMs at a Council hearing May 9 to…
It was a remarkable reunion for around 100 retired and current New York City Fire Department officials at the recent red-ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking the rededication of the renovated EMS Museum at Fort…
New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli was at Queens Borough Hall last week and released a report that said the borough's economy was experiencing an economic upswing. "The Queens economy is booming,"…
Modifying the bounty of ethnic comfort food options offered in the borough's most diverse area may prove challenging for brave Elmhurst Hospital dieticians, but they're trying nonetheless. Healthier eating seems to be…
Community District Education Council 29 will present its 14th annual Science and Technology Fair at Renaissance Middle School (IS 192) in St. Albans June 2, with the deadline for pre-K to eighth…