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A 13-year-old Springfield Gardens boy who was shot in the head at a Cambria Heights Dunkin’ Donuts parking lot on Sept. 22 died two days later, according to authorities.

Cambria Heights

Springfield Gardens boy dies two days after gunman shot him in the head in Cambria Heights: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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AMNY

Where things stand in the NYC Mayor’s Race: Mamdani remains in strong position, experts say, with 6 weeks till vote

An East Elmhurst man was sentenced to four years in prison for leading a scheme to defraud the City of New York out of $12 million in contracts with the Department of Homeless Services through his Corona-based construction company.

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East Elmhurst owner of Corona-based construction company gets four years in prison for scheming to defraud the city: DOI

By Bill Parry

Shake Shack celebrated its Sunnyside grand opening on Wednesday. Photo: Shane O'Brien.

Shake Shack celebrates grand opening in Sunnyside

By Shane O’Brien

Cops are looking for this suspect, who allegedly assaulted a 74-year-old woman on board a bus on Main Street in Flushing on the morning of Sept. 6.

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Senior woman assaulted by a fellow rider on bus on Main Street in Flushing: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2025 NYC mayor's race

AMNY

NYC Mayor’s Race: Cuomo re-endorsed by Teamsters Joint Council 16 that backed him in primary

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Op-Ed: Expanding New York’s tourism: A hotelier’s case for short-term rentals in the outer boroughs

By Hiren Shah, a hotel owner in Queens

FILE - A man in custody was found dead in his cell at the George R. Vierno Center at Rikers Island on Saturday, Aug. 23.

AMNY

amNY Your Vote: Where does the next NYC mayor stand on the future of Rikers Island?

The Unisphere at Flushing Meadows Corona Park. Photo by Emily Davenport

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QNS.com is the new home of Queens Post

By QNS Staff

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Two men wanted for armed robbery at Fresh Meadows gas station: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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Don’t miss these spooktacular Halloween events in western Queens

By Jessica Militello

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Queens ranks among the most competitive rental markets in country during peak season of 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

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AMNY

15-year-old boy arrested in machete, pepper-spray attack on Queens bus: cops

Flushing Town Hall is celebrating 46 years as a cultural institution in Queens and received a $450,000 funding injection for the local arts community.

Flushing

Flushing Town Hall launches Queens Arts & Culture Map, celebrates $450K in grant funding

By Athena Dawson

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Long Island City

Soothr LIC brings 1960s Hong Kong vibes and Thai flavors to Queens

By Jessica Militello

Fumes are emitted from the Green Asphalt plant in Blissville.

News

DEC fines Green Asphalt $25K over ‘nuisance conditions’ as Blissville community continues to voice concerns

By Shane O’Brien

MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber welcomed Woodsiders to the new elevators at the Northern Boulevard subway station.

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MTA opens new elevators at the Northern Boulevard M/R subway station in Woodside

By Bill Parry

NYC e-bike riders must slow down starting Oct. 24 under the city’s new speed rules

AMNY

NYC e-bike speed limit will take effect next month; how fast will riders be able to go?

An NYPD officer on the beat

AMNY

Bleeding blue: Why active NYPD cops say police response times for New Yorkers in need are getting longer

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Rego Park

Cyclist sought for striking elderly woman in Rego Park: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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Queens Climate Expo returns to New York Hall of Science on Saturday

By Athena Dawson

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News

Op-Ed | Turning experience into credentials with SUNY and CUNY Reconnect

By Toby Ann Stavisky

Council Member Shekar Krishnan at the launch of the New York Sari on Sept. 18. Photo: NYC Council Flickr/Gerardo Romo

Krishnan launches ‘The New York Sari’ exhibition celebrating influence of South Asian women in NYC

By Shane O’Brien

Sanitation workers discovered the skeletal remains of a dead woman in a trash bag at the edge of Idlewild Park in Rosedale. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner will determine her cause of death.

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Sanitation workers find skeletal remains of dead woman alongside Idlewild Park in Rosedale: NYPD

By Bill Parry

More from Around New York

Mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch arrive at the 42nd Street–Times Square subway station on Friday, ahead of the heated news conference marking the one-year anniversary of the PATH outreach program.

Mayor Adams hails subway safety gains before attacking reporter over ‘sick’ coverage of ex-City Hall official’s tell-all book

Antoine Craigwell delivers opening remarks at the In My Mind Conference.

At The Center, ‘In My Mind’ Conference spotlights mental health and LGBTQIA+ veterans of color

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Randy Mastro, first deputy mayor of New York City under mayor Eric Adams and co-chair of the Hamptons International Film Festival

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