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The former factory at 78-16 Cooper Ave. in Glendale is shown undergoing renovation in this April 2019 photo.

Glendale

Protests, politics and false promises: The definitive, six-year history of the Glendale homeless shelter war

By Robert Pozarycki

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Long Island City

Field for Maloney’s seat grows as progressives continue coup against ‘establishment’

By Mark Hallum

Flushing

Bland House residents in Flushing celebrate completion of new playground and basketball court

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Astoria

Queens Congress members support Cuomo’s push to classify mass hate crimes as terrorism

By Bill Parry

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Maspeth

Maspeth steel company forced to pay $6M in stolen wages in biggest ever win for Department of Labor

By Max Parrott

Queens Borough President Melinda Katz, surrounded by County Party leaders, addressed the Democratic judicial convention Aug. 8 before it nominated Supreme Court Justices.

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Establishment Democrats in Queens agree that reform is needed, but want to keep the traditional hierarchy

By Max Parrott

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City Council distributes funding to three Queens organizations to obtain a complete count in the 2020 Census

By Bill Parry

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Maspeth

City commits to $16 million in new repairs for Maspeth special needs school, but lawmaker wants new building

By Max Parrott

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Maspeth

Ridgewood activist cheers Child Victims Act milestone while remembering hero who fought for its passage

By Bill Parry

Bayside

Fighting for democracy: Queens residents playing roles in protests to keep Hong Kong autonomous

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Astoria

Governor signs Simotas legislation enacting sweeping new workplace harassment protections across the state

By Bill Parry

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Flushing

Queens lawmakers call Trump’s ‘public charge’ rule a ‘ruthless and callous attack’ on immigrants

By Bill Parry

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With Katz poised to become Queens’ new DA, here’s what you can expect to happen with the borough presidency

By Mark Hallum

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Cuomo signs Queens lawmakers’ bill preventing workplace discrimination for those who wear religious attire

By Jenna Bagcal

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Bayside

Weprin’s insurance fraud bill, named for Queens Village grandmother killed in scheme, signed into law

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Western Queens lawmaker brings much-needed funding for anti-violence programs

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Queens DA primary finally resolved as Cabán concedes to Katz following six-week ballot struggle

By Mark Hallum

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UPDATE: Cabán concedes Queens DA primary race to Katz after latest ballot review

By Mark Hallum

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NYPD finds body of 15-year-old boy believed to have drown off Rockaway Beach Sunday, Sanders calls for safety measures

By Bill Parry

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Ozone Park

After weekend mass shootings, Queens GOP leaders support new gun laws, deny Trump rhetoric link to violence

By Mark Hallum

‘This insanity must stop now’: Queens officials condemn El Paso and Dayton massacres, call for new gun laws

By Bill Parry

Flushing

‘Home should be the safest place’: Flushing families urged to install window guards after recent tragic falls

By Carlotta Mohamed

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders Speaks at a Rally at LaGuradia Community College in Long Island City Queens – Credit John McCarten

Flushing

Democrats in Queens have Bernie fever, as donor map shows major support for Vermont senator in presidential race

By Max Parrott

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Maspeth

Lawmaker claims ‘working homeless’ men moved out of Maspeth Holiday Inn Express

By Mark Hallum

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