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LaGuardia Community College hosted its third annual Christmas party in Long Island City last Friday. Photo courtesy of LaGuardia Community College.

Long Island City

LaGuardia Community College hosts third annual Christmas party to honor influential community partners

By Shane O’Brien

Cops are looking for these suspects who allegedly robbed a 17-year-old boy on Roosevelt Avenue near the Citi Field parking lot before robbing a second victim nearly an hour later in Flushing.

Corona

Multiple suspects wanted for allegedly robbing 17-year-old boy near Citi Field parking lot: NYPD

By Bill Parry

2026

Astoria

Simple habits and mindsets to kickstart 2026

By Jessica Militello

Sponsored

Celebrate Your Financial New Year: A Q&A With New York City Community Manager, Iliana Menesick

State Sen. John Liu and Champions Martial Arts donated hundreds of toys to families of soldiers at Fort Totten. Photo by Ramy Mahmoud.

Politics

Liu, Champions Martial Arts donate hundreds of toys to military families at Fort Totten

By Shane O’Brien and Ramy Mahmoud

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Long Island City

On the 7 brings elevated dining and live music to Long Island City

By Jessica Militello

inside of a Queens train station and man wanted for allegedly stabbing a man

AMNY

Man repeatedly stabbed on board Queens train; suspect at large

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News

Victoria’s secrets: Possibilities

By Victoria Schneps

Queens scene of deadly police shooting

AMNY

Queens police shooting: Cops kill man who allegedly charged at them with box cutter

When this photo was taken, the street where these men are pictured was located in a section known as St. James Park.

Ridgewood

A forgotten name for a Ridgewood community: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

holden

Glendale

Holden says City Council wants veterans to ‘drop dead’

By Patrick Stachniak

Cops are looking for the suspect who allegedly stabbed a 16-year-old boy on an MTA Q25 bus in Fresh Meadows.

Woman stabbed 16-year-old boy on MTA bus in Fresh Meadows: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Check out the hottest new bars, restaurants & eateries in western Queens

By Jessica Militello

Two teenagers were stabbed during a fight with five others on Seneca Avenue in Ridgewood on Dec. 18 and the suspects remain at large.

Ridgewood

Two teens stabbed on Seneca Avenue in Ridgewood, five suspects remain at large: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Seymour 'Sey' Schwartz

Briarwood

Seymour ‘Sey’ Schwartz celebrates 100th birthday in Fresh Meadows

By Renee DeLorenzo

long island care center

Flushing

New bakery and cafe opens at Long Island Care Center in Flushing

By Renee DeLorenzo

affordable housing

From defunct hotel to affordable housing: Baisley Pond Park Residences hosts ribbon-cutting in South Jamaica

By Renee DeLorenzo and Ramy Mahmoud

The skeletal remains that were found along the Jackie Robinson Parkway in the confines of the 104th Precinct in Ridgewood in August has been identified as a Brooklyn woman and the investigation has been reclassified as a homicide by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.

Ridgewood

Skeletal remains found in Ridgewood identified as Brooklyn woman: NYPD

By Bill Parry

A Far Rockaway church is hosting a benefit concert on Saturday to provide relief for the victims of Hurricane Melissa, which devastated Jamaica last month.

Far Rockaway Community Church of the Nazarene hosting Jamaica Rising benefit concert

By Bill Parry

Guyana Consulate Staffer, Karen Pesaud, President Mohamed Irfaan Ali, and Sudesh Persaud, (husband and wife) pose with the head-of-state's at the International Center for Democracy Christmas during a layover in NYC, on his way to Guyana, on Dec. 13, 2025.

Caribbean Life

President Ali praises Diaspora loyalty during Holiday stop in New York

Street Vendors gather at City Hall to celebrate passage of the Street Vendor Reform Package. Photo courtesy of Street Vendor Project.

Politics

City Council passes Street Vendor Reform Package raising cap on number of food vendor licenses

By Shane O’Brien

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Long Island City

A Sunday state of mind: Sundays Studio brings non-toxic nail care to Long Island City

By Jessica Militello

Cabán has introduced the Delivery Protection Act, which would force delivery companies to recognize delivery drivers as their employees. Cabán rallied alongside Teamsters outside the DBK1 facility on Dec. 12. Photo by Shane O'Brien.

Woodside

Cabán, Teamsters rally at City Hall in support of legislation requiring companies to directly hire their drivers

By Shane O’Brien

Protesters speak ahead of City Council vote on unfair deactivations bill

AMNY

City Council approves ‘unfair deactivations’ safeguards for rideshare drivers, delivery workers

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Brian Romero, seen here at a rally for trans youth on Jan. 10, is running for office in the 34th Assembly District.

Queer progressive Brian Romero vies for Queens Assembly seat

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