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Astoria lawmakers concerned over Indian Point nuclear reactor shutdown

Astoria

Astoria lawmakers concerned over Indian Point nuclear reactor shutdown

By Bill Parry

Port Authority approves lease for new Delta terminal at LaGuardia Airport

Port Authority approves lease for new Delta terminal at LaGuardia Airport

By Bill Parry

Opinion

Hevesi plan could help tenants living on the edge

By QNS TimesLedger

2016 saw fewest fatalities ever on city streets: Mayor

Politics

2016 saw fewest fatalities ever on city streets: Mayor

By Bill Parry

Jackson Heights

Trees on historic Jackson Heights street damaged by Verizon subcontractors with no permit

By Angela Matua

Opinion

Conservative Party expects great things from Trump

By Bill Lewis

LIC Partnership BID expansion approved

Long Island City

LIC Partnership BID expansion approved

By Bill Parry

Cartoon

Opinion

Cartoon

By Tip Sempliner

State announces homeownership repair funding

Politics

State announces homeownership repair funding

By Patrick Donachie

A residential block in Glendale.

Glendale

Senate fails to vote on Glendale ZIP code bill, but Congresswoman Meng says she’s not giving up

By Robert Pozarycki

Court hears arguments over IDNYC information as program expands

Politics

Court hears arguments over IDNYC information as program expands

By Bill Parry

Cuomo presents plan for free college tuition at CUNY, SUNY

Long Island City

Cuomo presents plan for free college tuition at CUNY, SUNY

By Bill Parry

Opinion

Obama report card: mixed grades but A for civility

By Tom Allon

Politics

Nearly 500,000 Queens residents could lose health coverage if Obamacare is repealed

By Robert Pozarycki

Israel to chair LIU Global Institute

Politics

Israel to chair LIU Global Institute

By Patrick Donachie

Richards announces Laurelton library funding

Laurelton

Richards announces Laurelton library funding

By Patrick Donachie

Protests planned against potential South Jamaica shelter

By Patrick Donachie

Indo-Caribbean women speak out against domestic violence

By Calvin Prashad

Windsor Oaks residents oppose variance change

Oakland Gardens

Windsor Oaks residents oppose variance change

By Mark Hallum

Jax Hgts group hails Obama for dismantling Muslim registry program

Jackson Heights

Jax Hgts group hails Obama for dismantling Muslim registry program

By Bill Parry

Famed Forest Hills HS alumni return to rap about Hamilton

Famed Forest Hills HS alumni return to rap about Hamilton

By Bill Egbert

Local worker unions have been championing for a $15/hour minimum wage for years; New York state will have it as early as 2018.

Politics

Minimum wage will inch closer toward the $15 per hour goal on New Year’s Eve

By Emily Davenport

Investigation called for in Astoria evictions by Christian charity

Astoria

Investigation called for in Astoria evictions by Christian charity

By Bill Parry

Clockwise from top left: New Assembly members Clyde Vanel, Brian Barnwell and Stacey Pheffer-Amato and Congressman Tom Suozzi.

Politics

New year brings the arrival of several new Queens reps in Albany & Washington, DC

By Robert Pozarycki

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