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News

Queens DA’s office announces changes to combat spread of coronavirus

By Bill Parry

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Queens borough president candidates talk local issues and national politics at latest debate

By Angélica Acevedo

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News

The 2020 Census begins March 12, and every Queens resident needs to be counted

By Bill Parry

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Politics

Queens Borough Board urges fairer share in mayor’s preliminary 2021 budget

By Bill Parry

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News

Queens Borough Hall to open 2020 Census assistance center

By Bill Parry

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Arts & Entertainment

Queens Borough Hall to host women’s clothing drive at annual HERstory Month celebration

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Cambria Heights

Cambria Heights man pleads guilty to attempted murder after attacking transgender girlfriend: Queens DA

By Bill Parry

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Community Service

DA Katz co-hosts Black History Month event at Borough Hall

By Bill Parry

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Politics

Board of Elections announces early voting locations for Queens borough president special election

By Bill Parry

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Politics

Richards gets major cash infusion in Queens borough president race as Crowley maintains biggest stockpile

By Max Parrott

Pair of Exit 13 ramps along the Grand Central Parkway to close this weekend: DOT

By Jacob Kaye

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Cops seek two men who robbed teen in Kew Gardens train station: NYPD

By Jacob Kaye

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Politics

NYC Correction Officer Union endorses James Quinn for borough president

By Bill Parry

New bridge to open on Union Turnpike and Grand Central Parkway in Kew Gardens

By Jacob Kaye

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Politics

Queens community boards find loss of senior funding in city budget ‘disturbing’

By Max Parrott

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Sports

Queens parents can register their kids for W.O.R.K.S Little League starting Feb. 7

By QNS News Team

Politics

Queens lawmakers, transit advocates rally for revised MTA Queens Bus Redesign Draft Plan

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Politics

Acting Queens Borough President raises community outreach concerns over city’s plan to make Rikers Island public land

By Max Parrott

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Queens grand jury indicts Richmond Hill man on murder charges in death of 92-year-old Queens woman

By Bill Parry

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Queens Borough Hall accepting applications to serve on community boards

By Bill Parry

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Bail reform controversy marks Katz’s first week in district attorney’s office

By Max Parrott

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Queens Borough President special election set for March 24

By Bill Parry

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2020 Preview: What you need to know about the special election for Queens borough president

By Bill Parry

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Health

Queens Courier Year in Review: The top stories from May 2019

By Max Parrott

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