Gioia, Vallone hope to ban violent games from minors
City Councilmen Eric Gioia (D-Sunnyside) and Peter Vallone Jr. (D-Astoria) are backing two proposed laws that would ban the sale of violent games…
Dance companies join for Leap Festival at QTIP
On Leap Day, Feb. 29, which only comes every four years, Queens Council on the Arts will present a special Leap Year performance of works by exceptional emerging and established, community-based choreographers at Queens Theatre in the Park.
A Storefront View: Northwestern nabe has something for everyone
Founded by Steven Halsey in 1839 and named for John Jacob Astor, Astoria is a diverse, multiethnic neighborhood in northwestern Queens. The area is primarily residential, interspersed with various commercial businesses, restaurants and neighborhood stores
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Latest News
- Mayor Adams visits Queens church for pastor’s installation amid federal corruption indictment
- Assembly Member Rajkumar breaks silence on Mayor Adams’ indictment, defends due process amid calls for resignation
- Housing lottery launches for 6-story mixed-use building in Astoria, rent starts at $2,275
- St. Albans community rocked by yet another shooting incident this month, gunman remains at large: NYPD
- Queens Center Mall expands offerings with five new retailers, including Primark and Burlington
Entertainment
- Ridgewood hits the small screen: Local streets spotted in HBO’s ‘The Penguin’
- AsianInNY Fashion Show highlights global designers and talent in Flushing
- A haunting evening: The Flushing Remonstrance to perform live scores for vampire classic
- Queens World Film Festival to host special screening in Long Island City of ‘Listening Tour’ stories on hope and resilience
- Bayside Historical Society unveils exciting fall lineup at historic Fort Totten, featuring tours, Halloween events, and more