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Queens Democrats at Forest Hills rally slam election misconduct claims and other ‘Trumpian tactics’

By Max Parrott

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Politics

Tiffany Cabán and Melinda Katz counting votes – and cash

By QNS Special

The beginning of the end: Full recount in Queens district attorney race starts in Middle Village

By Mark Hallum

A rendering of the new Elmont Long Island Rail Road station.

Bellerose

New LIRR station between Queens Village and Bellerose part of Belmont Park redevelopment

By Bill Parry

Tiffany Cabán (left) and Melinda Katz

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Court battle and full manual recount for incredibly tight Queens DA race set for Tuesday

By Mark Hallum

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Queens councilman’s bill aims to challenge the tech limits of preventing airdrop porn harassment

By Max Parrott

Tiffany Cabán (left) and Melinda Katz

Accusations of racism, and rage against ‘the machine’: The unsettled Queens DA race takes ugly turn

By Robert Pozarycki

Tiffany Cabán celebrated her apparent victory in the Democratic Queens District Attorney primary on June 25.

Opinion

Our Voice on the Queens political establishment’s hard lesson, Your Voice on clergy marriage and voter turnout

By QNS Editorial

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Whitestone

Whitestone’s Francis Lewis Park to get long-awaited makeover through $2 million in secured city funds

By Jenna Bagcal

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Jamaica

‘It’s all just confused people’: Lack of proper interpretation at Queens Housing Court denies equal justice, advocates say

By Max Parrott

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Jackson Heights

Queens lawmaker wants answers from Customs over hateful Border Patrol Facebook group

By Mark Hallum

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Astoria

‘He just wanted to do what’s right’: 9/11 first responder and advocate Luis Alvarez mourned in Astoria

By Max Parrott

Queens Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (left) and Grace Meng played instrumental roles in fighting the Trump Administration's proposed citizenship question in the 2020 Census.

Astoria

‘A mistake is a 10-year mistake’: How two Queens Congresswomen helped stop Trump’s Census citizenship question

By Bill Parry

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Politics

Tiffany Cabán launches suit on Eve on Queens DA ballot count

By QNS Special

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QUEENS DA UPDATE: Katz lead down to 16 as Cabán wins a few affidavit votes; recount starts Tuesday

By Mark Hallum

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Politics

U.S. Senators call on nominee for FAA administrator to commit to reducing aircraft noise in Queens and Long Island

By Jenna Bagcal

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Astoria

Funeral on Wednesday in Astoria for retired cop and 9/11 first responder Luis Alvarez

By Bill Parry

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Politics

QNS launches first episode of its new weekly podcast

By Jacob Kaye

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Politics

Get your ‘Motor’ running: Northeast Queens celebrates historic parkway trail extension for bicyclists and hikers

By Jenna Bagcal

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Jackson Heights

Jackson Heights’ South Asian community celebrates the Supreme Court’s Census decision as they prepare for the fight ahead

By Max Parrott

Our Voice on the shameful voter apathy in Queens, Your Voice on married priests, tolerance and tax reform

By QNS Editorial

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Long Island City

Lawmakers in Long Island City tout historic level of funding for New York City parks

By Max Parrott

The New York Post reported that the Queens County Republican Party is considering reaching out to Democrats Gregory Lasak and Queens Borough President Melinda Katz about running for DA on their ballot line — but the party's chair told QNS that they're sticking with their current candidate, Daniel Kogan.

Politics

Are Republicans in Queens thinking about turning to a Democrat to defeat Cabán? GOP chair says no

By QNS News Team

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Astoria

Queens officials hail Supreme Court’s decision blocking Census citizenship question

By Bill Parry

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