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Election Day 2018: Big morning turnout in Middle Village as voters finally have their say

By Mark Hallum

Jackson Heights

‘Solidarity is safety’: Jackson Heights residents come together to celebrate Shabbat and denounce hate

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Races to watch in Queens this Election Day

Politics

Races to watch in Queens this Election Day

By Robert Pozarycki

City to invest $180 million toward improving Long Island City’s infrastructure

Long Island City

City to invest $180 million toward improving Long Island City’s infrastructure

By Bill Parry

De Blasio administration defends homeless strategy as City Council, advocates demand more action

Long Island City

De Blasio administration defends homeless strategy as City Council, advocates demand more action

By Bill Parry

Politics

Get out and vote this Tuesday! Here’s who’s on the ballot in Queens on Election Day

By Robert Pozarycki

New legislation would require more permanent housing for homeless New Yorkers

Long Island City

New legislation would require more permanent housing for homeless New Yorkers

By Bill Parry

Interpretation services set to expand at Queens polling sites for midterm elections

Jackson Heights

Interpretation services set to expand at Queens polling sites for midterm elections

By Naeisha Rose

Suozzi, DeBono face off in North Shore Towers debate

Politics

Suozzi, DeBono face off in North Shore Towers debate

By Mark Hallum

Bressler

Bayside

‘You can’t get it done in eight years, you shouldn’t be there’: Bressler on why it’s time for new blood in Albany

By Jenna Bagcal

Photo courtesy of Perkins Eastman Realty

Woodside

New public school will be part of Woodside redevelopment plan approved by City Council

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Braunstein

Bayside

Assemblyman Braunstein talks specialized high schools and airplane noise ahead of elections

By Jenna Bagcal

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood’s Polish-American residents honored with City Council resolutions

By Mark Hallum

The front page of the Oct. 30, 1919 Ridgewood Times

Politics

A century-old Election Day message from Queens’ Ridgewood Times that still rings true today

By Robert Pozarycki

Clockwise from left: John Liu, Senator Tony Avella, Vickie Paladino, Simon Minching

Bayside

Four candidates face off for senate seat at Bayside candidates night

By Jenna Bagcal

Braunstein, Bressler tackle northeast Queens issues ahead of Nov. 6 election

Braunstein, Bressler tackle northeast Queens issues ahead of Nov. 6 election

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Bayside

Braunstein and Bressler debate issues at Bayside candidate forum ahead of midterm elections

By Carlotta Mohamed

Several hundred homeless advocates march on Gracie Mansion to demand more 30,000 permanent units for New Yorkers in the shelter system.

Politics

Queens lawmakers support new city bill to provide permanent housing for homeless

By Bill Parry

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Politics

Fifteen incumbent Queens lawmakers have no opponents on Election Day

By Robert Pozarycki

Astoria Park set to receive $30 million renovation as part of citywide initiative

Astoria

Astoria Park set to receive $30 million renovation as part of citywide initiative

By Bill Parry

Weprin introduces bill to ban plastic straws in government-run food establishments

Weprin introduces bill to ban plastic straws in government-run food establishments

By Carlotta Mohamed

Queens lawmakers push for increased usage of solar power

Long Island City

Queens lawmakers push for increased usage of solar power

By Bill Parry

Politics

Queens residents oppose public charge, census question

By Prem Calvin Prashad

Queens remembers victims of Tree of Life Synagogue shooting with candlelight vigil

Queens remembers victims of Tree of Life Synagogue shooting with candlelight vigil

By Carlotta Mohamed

More from Around New York

NYPD at scene in Brooklyn where man was shot dead

Man shot dead on Brooklyn street in broad daylight, cops seek his killer

The Stonewall Community Foundation, seen here at the NYC Pride March in 2025, is stepping up to fund more than a dozen LGBTQ organizations as part of its Reclaiming Our Power initiative.

Stonewall Community Foundation rolls out grants for LGBTQ organizations under ‘Reclaiming Our Power’ initiative

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