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Astoria Post

Find your purrfect match at cat adoption event in Astoria Saturday

rapes

Auburndale

Crunching the Queens crime numbers: rapes nearly halved in southern Queens, grand larcenies continue to decline across borough

By Ethan Marshall

New York city street full of taxis, cars and pedestrians. Yellow cab in focus. Busy NYC Downtown. Crowd of people crossing crosswalks. Traffic jam in NY.

Opinion

Op-ed: The tax that will kill New York City

By John J. Ciafone, Esq.

permits

Flushing

Permits filed for new 9-story residential building in Flushing

By Ethan Marshall

Grey catbird in Corona Meadows Park

Flushing

Bird watchers unite: Join the first-ever Christmas Bird Count at Flushing Meadows Corona Park

By Colum Motherway

Sunnyside Post

Sunnyside store sells winning ticket in New York Lottery TAKE 5 drawing day after Thanksgiving

Astoria Post

Newly developed Orion Astoria condominium attracts strong buyer interest, exceeds 60% sales milestone in just months

Mayor Adams speaking about broker fees bill

AMNY

Mayor Adams says he won’t veto Council bill to free renters from paying broker fees, clearing way for its enactment

Plaza College Surgical Tech Room

Plaza College unveils $1 million surgical tech training center in Forest Hills

By Bill Parry

Sex trafficking

News

Flushing man gets 25 years to life in prison for ‘incredibly brutal’ murder, sex assault on 29-year-old woman: DA

By Bill Parry

queens botanical garden

Flushing

Queens Botanical Garden in Flushing blossoms with 25 new trees in Crabapple Grove

By Colum Motherway

Sunnyside Post

Sunnyside Community Services marks Giving Tuesday with one-day matching donation opportunity

Astoria Post

Investigation underway on shooting and hit-and-run in Astoria that left two men injured early Sunday: NYPD

Rajkumar

Glendale

AM Rajkumar introduces ‘Get Nonprofits Paid Act’ to ensure timely payments for nonprofit vendors in NYC

By Colum Motherway

energy

Jamaica

$8.2 million energy efficiency upgrade at NYC Health + Hospitals/‌Queens set to cut costs and emissions

By Athena Dawson

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News

Man sought for allegedly groping a 13-year-old girl on an E train in Kew Gardens: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Astoria Post

Over 50 businesses close in Astoria in the past two years, latest being Selo restaurant on Broadway

News

Flushing students parades homemade balloons in Macy’s-inspired event

By Ramy Mahmoud and QNS News Team

permits

Bayside

Permits filed for new 4-story residential building in Bayside with 103 units

By Ethan Marshall

LIC Post

Culture Lab’s “Paw-liday Celebration” in LIC to offer festive photo ops for pets

3114-24 Forcible Touching 109 Pct 11-14-24 Photo

News

Teenage girl groped by man on a stand-up scooter on Main Street in Downtown Flushing: NYPD

By Bill Parry

glendale

Glendale

Glendale Veterans Triangle shines bright after Kiwanis Club tree lighting ceremony

By Colum Motherway

Mayor Adams speaks at City Hall

AMNY

Op-Ed | Making New York City affordable for working New Yorkers

1-Vickie Paladino, Represents District 19, And Donovan Richards the Borough President of queens.

News

Community honors legacy of late Paul Vallone at Whitestone Christmas tree lighting

By Ramy Mahmoud and QNS News Team

More from Around New York

Migrants In NYC Continue To Navigate Crisis As Many Temporary Shelter Applications Need Renewing And Brooklyn Shelter Evacuated Due To Storm

NYC to close massive Brooklyn migrant shelter as arrivals decline, 9 other sites scheduled to shut

Anita Bryant in 1971.

Anita Bryant, anti-gay singer who killed gay rights ordinance in Miami, dies at 84

Schneps Podcasts

Marjorie Parker, President and CEO of JobsFirstNYC

Child holding a piece of birthday cake

New York Family

20 Birthday Food Freebies in New York You Can Claim This Year