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Isaiah Gurley was indicted by a Queens grand jury on charges of animal cruelty and arson for allegedly torching a pit bull on a street on South Ozone Park in July.

South Ozone Park

Queens man indicted on animal cruelty, arson charges for killing dog in South Ozone Park: DA

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Chip City’s new bagel lineup is a morning must-try in Astoria

By Jessica Militello

Track & Field Athletes of St. John's University in Queens, strike a pose on Saturday, Sept. 27 - "University Service Day" at the newly branded Community Food Pantry Inc. in Richmond Hill. The ladies and coaches volunteered, bagging and serving nutritious meals to hundreds of residents in two sessions. From left, stooping front, are Coach Desmond Robinson, and Board Members of Community Food Pantry, Roger Gary, and Tony Singh.

Caribbean Life

St. John’s University Red Storm women athletes serve families at Community Food Pantry in Queens

Cops are looking for this suspect for allegedly shooting a 24-year-old man during an argument in South Richmond Hill on Monday, Sept. 29.

South Richmond Hill

Cops eye suspect in Lefferts Boulevard shooting in South Richmond Hill: NYPD

By Bill Parry

AG's office launched a probe into a fatal collision in Cambria Heights involving an off-duty police officer that killed a motorcyclist from Springfield Gardens on the night of Saturday, Sept. 27.

News

AG’s office investigates fatal collision in Cambria Heights involving off-duty cop

By Bill Parry

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Housing lottery launches for 24 units at Vleigh 77 in Kew Gardens, rent starts at $1,833

By Ethan Marshall

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Astoria

Visit Bad Bunny’s ‘La Casita’ at Bad Habits in Astoria until Oct. 6

By Jessica Militello

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News

Column | Driving change through meaningful dialogue

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

Human skeletal remains, including a skull, were found in a vacant lot across 20th Avenue from the College Point Shopping Center on Monday, Sept. 29.

Human skeletal remains found in vacant lot near College Point Shopping Center: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Cops are looking for four suspects who allegedly stabbed two men in front of the Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Ave subway station on Sept. 29.

Jackson Heights

Four suspects wanted for stabbing two men near Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Ave subway station: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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News

Photos: QBP Richards holds Caribbean Independence Day celebration

By Ethan Marshall and Ramy Mahmoud

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Jamaica

Baisley Park Library’s $17.6 million renovation and expansion underway

By Ethan Marshall

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AMNY

MTA board approves 2026 fare increase; shrinks cost of subway and bus fare cap

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Elmhurst

Elmhurst couple, Forest Hills man indicted for sex trafficking Colombian woman in Flushing brothel: DA

By Bill Parry

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Jackson Heights

CM Krishnan emphasizes importance of protecting street vendors in Jackson Heights and throughout NYC

By Jimmy Robles

Photographer injured after ICE agent shoved him

AMNY

ICE agents assault amNewYork reporter at Federal Plaza immigration court; another journalist seriously injured after shove

farm museum

Queens County Farm Museum welcomes autumn with 42nd Annual Queens Agricultural Fair

By Paulina Albarracin

metropolitan park

Metropolitan Park receives unanimous CAC approval as 4 projects move forward in race for 3 downstate licenses

By Shane O’Brien

Glendale students inside the BioBus mobile science lab at Dry Harbor Playground. Photo courtesy of Council Member Joann Ariola.

Glendale

CM Ariola brings BioBus mobile science lab to Glendale’s Dry Harbor Playground

By Shane O’Brien

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Ridgewood

Sieve Cafe brings premium matcha to Ridgewood

By Jessica Militello

Elmhurst

Permits filed for mixed-use building with 26 residences in Elmhurst

By Ethan Marshall

A South Ozone Park man was indicted by a Queens grand jury in connection with the hit-and-run death of a highway worker on the Nassau Expressway near JFK Airport last month.

South Ozone Park

South Ozone Park man indicted in fatal hit-and-run collision near JFK last month: DA

By Bill Parry

Mayor Eric Adams

AMNY

Op-ed | Seasons change, but priority of building record amounts of housing to make NYC affordable stays the same

23th Street, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA - August 14th 2023: Old and modern high rise architecture in Long Island City. A new report by State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has highlighted the economic growth and affordability challenges that the neighborhood is experiencing. Photo: Getty

Long Island City

State Comptroller DiNapoli report highlights growth, affordability challenges in western Queens

By Shane O’Brien

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