News Archive – QNS

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Op-Ed | Thyroid Awareness Month is a call to know your health history

By New York City Council Member Selvena Brooks-Powers and Sergelyne Cadet Valeus, MD, Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center

Cops are looking for the suspect who allegedly assaulted an elderly man in broad daylight during an unprovoked attack in Richmond Hill.

Suspect wanted for shoving senior onto sidewalk during unprovoked assault in Richmond Hill: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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Whitestone

First Central Savings Bank and Songs of Love Foundation partner to bring healing through music

By Ethan Marshall

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Astoria

Construction completed on five Astoria buildings, which will combine for 138 housing units

By Ethan Marshall

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Flushing

Speaker Menin visits Flushing, announces Ung as deputy leader of City Council

By Renee DeLorenzo

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AMNY

Subway crime dipped 4% in 2025 compared to the previous year; December saw slight uptick: NYPD

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News

High School juniors launch LIFT to provide free tutoring for students in need

By QNS News Team

Assembly Member Claire Valdez speaks at a campagin event at Brooklyn's Macri Triangle. Photo by Shane O'Brien.

Politics

DSA endorses Claire Valdez in 7th Congressional District

By Shane O’Brien

A Virginia man was convicted at trial of murder in the second degree for strangling a 15-year-old girl to death in Far Rockaway in May 1992.

Virginia man convicted of 1992 cold case murder of Far Rockaway teenage girl: DA

By Bill Parry

Southeast Queens community leaders celebrate the improvements at the Laurelton LIRR station thanks to a $15 million upgrade project.

Laurelton

MTA announces substantial completion of $15M upgrade project at Laurelton LIRR station

By Bill Parry

detectives at front door of Queens home after police-involved shooting

AMNY

Queens police-involved shooting: Cops open fire on man who charged at them with knife, chief says

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Long Island City

CM Won, local advocates brave cold to rally for OneLIC greenspace

By Patrick Stachniak

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AMNY

WINTER STORM: MTA running regular weekday subway service, with widespread delays, Lieber says

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Photos | Queens gets nearly a foot of snow from Sunday’s storm

By Ethan Marshall

Starting June 2026, property owners will be required to use official NYC Bins. Council Member Joann Ariola is calling on Mayor Zohran Mamdani to rescind that mandate

Politics

Ariola calls on Mamdani to rescind NYC Bin mandate amid reported manufacturing issues

By Shane O’Brien

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood tire shop and apartments to be demolished after devastating fire

By Patrick Stachniak

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Long Island City

Noguchi Museum in LIC partners with Project Luz to offer free art classes for Spanish-speakers

By Renee DeLorenzo

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News

Victoria’s Secrets: Peru for the memory book!

By Victoria Schneps

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AMNY

WINTER STORM: How PlowNYC helps you track snow plow progress in your neighborhood

The Bank Tavern at the corner of Myrtle Avenue and 66th Place in Glendale, which replaced the Bank of Glendale, is shown in this 1940 tax photo.

Glendale

The rise and fall of the Bank of Glendale: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

Mayor Zohran Mamdani with team prepping for winter storm

AMNY

WINTER STORM: Mamdani will need to avoid snowy pitfalls of predecessors in his first real test as mayor

Rana Abdelhamid, Mary Jobaida and Diana Moreno at a debate ahead of the Feb. 3 special election. Photo by Shane O'Brien.

Astoria

Queens D36 Assembly candidates hold final debate ahead of Feb. 3 special election

By Shane O’Brien

MTA subways traveling through a winter storm

AMNY

WINTER STORM: MTA system to remain operational as NYC experiences big snowfall, Lieber says

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Weather

How Queens residents can prepare for Sunday’s winter snowstorm

By Ethan Marshall

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ICE agents detain five-year-old child in Minneapolis

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New York Family

Black History Month 2026: Great Events in NYC, Long Island, and Westchester