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NYPD officer cuffed for allegedly pointing his gun at two Queens bar waitresses

By Emily Davenport

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Cops searching for Jackson Heights man who was reported missing on Saturday

By Zachary Gewelb

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Politics

Senator Peralta honored for ‘selfless devotion to the people of Queens’ in Jackson Heights ceremony

By Bill Parry

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Politics

Queens councilman centers his first borough president policy announcement on diversity

By Max Parrott

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Astoria

City announces $19 million investment to support community-based census education and organizing

By Bill Parry

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Bike-riding creep grabs woman’s butt while riding down a Jackson Heights street: cops

By Emily Davenport

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Motorcyclist dies in fatal early morning collision in Jackson Heights

By Zachary Gewelb

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Cops seek two in connection with robbery inside Jackson Heights spa

By Zachary Gewelb

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Astoria

Queens Reps are united on Trump impeachment inquiry but they didn’t arrive at same conclusion together

By Bill Parry

Jackson Heights

Queens councilman leads efforts for equal pay for FDNY EMS first responders

By Bill Parry

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After alleged hate crime on the premises, Jackson Heights residents call on eatery to intervene in future attacks

By Mark Hallum

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Police searching for woman who pummeled a fellow straphanger at a Jackson Heights train station

By Emily Davenport

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Early morning stabbing leaves two people injured in Jackson Heights: cops

By Emily Davenport

Environment

Jackson Heights’ Gorman Playground to receive $4.6 million for renovations

By Max Parrott

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Business

Queens Assemblyman and Chamber of Commerce host pop-up shop to provide services and expertise to small businesses

By Bill Parry

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Politics

City Council fully funds program that provides free legal counsel to immigrants facing deportation

By Bill Parry

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Flushing

Diocese of Brooklyn denies allegations made in recent lawsuits filed under the Child Victims Act

By Bill Parry

Monsignor Otto Garcia is shown in this 2013 New York Daily News photo outside St. Joan of Arc Church in Jackson Heights.

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Queens pastor tasked with investigating pedophile priests for diocese accused of child sex abuse by Flushing man

By Bill Parry

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Two crooks wanted for string of early morning robberies throughout Elmhurst and Jackson Heights

By Emily Davenport

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Kids & Education

As New York students head back to school, de Blasio and Carranza accentuate the positives — but not all is rosy

By Bill Parry

Watch this brazen masked bandit rob a Jackson Heights grocery store at gunpoint

By Emily Davenport

Community Service

Councilman Constantinides funds $299K in beautification efforts in Astoria and Jackson Heights

By Max Parrott

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Queens councilman spearheads infrastructure safety project along Astoria Boulevard

By Max Parrott

Worker puts some finishing touches on P.S. 398 in Jackson Heights, the borough's newest school opening Monday, Sept. 5.

Queens’ newest public school will open its doors in Jackson Heights next week as new school year begins

By Bill Parry

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