Community Board 2 holds first in-person meeting since pandemic

“Why are you refusing to resign?” Controversial Queens Assemblymember accused of sexual assault lampooned at Community Board meeting

Major Con Edison project begins in LIC to boost energy reliability across Western Queens

Sunnyside celebrates Women’s History with inaugural Lily Gavin memorial breakfast

Embattled Assemblyman Ardila releases private investigation findings, denies sexual misconduct allegations

Long-awaited Sunnyside playground breaks ground in honor of fallen firefighter

Mixed reactions in Queens over Gov. Hochul’s revised congestion pricing plan

Photos: DA Melinda Katz honors Queens leaders at Women’s History Month celebration

Court Square fountain removed as part of planned renovations to Court Square Park

Queens Community Board 2 to Continue to Hold Meetings Remotely

Fourth annual SunnyPride celebration set for June 13 in Sunnyside

Sunnyside gets ready to rainbow up for the third annual SunnyPride

Community Board 2 to Appoint ‘Public Members’ to Increase Neighborhood Participation

OneLIC Neighborhood Plan aims to reshape Long Island City with housing, jobs and cultural preservation

LIC residents raise concerns about food trucks by Gantry Plaza State Park during fiery police meeting 

Community Board 2 Declares War on Cars, Rejects Rezoning Application for Lincoln Dealership

‘Is this really for the people?’ LIC leaders debate OneLIC plan ahead of ULURP process

Council Committees vote in favor of OneLIC after CM Won secures almost $2 billion in city commitments

CB2 calls on Albany to lift density cap and allow office spaces to be converted into housing

Ridgewood Rides launches campaign to expand and improve bike infrastructure in Queens

Officials break ground on new public park beneath Queensboro Bridge in Long Island City

‘It’s choking us’: Blissville and Greenpoint residents raise air quality concerns over Green Asphalt plant

Affordable housing lottery opens in Woodside, rents start at $847 per month

Queensbridge residents rally against OneLIC Neighborhood Plan as Council vote approaches