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Subway service changes to affect 12 lines this weekend

By QNS News Team

Jamaica

Muslim woman sues MTA after being kicked off bus in Jamaica

By Alina Suriel

A rendering of two buildings at the Hallets Point development project, 90 percent of which is controlled by the Durst Organization, which will participate in the QNS Real Estate Conference on Nov. 19.

Group behind Hallets Point project to participate in QNS Real Estate Conference

By QNS News Team

Graffiti-scarred boulders are shown adjacent to the southbound A train tracks in Hamilton Beach.

Hamilton Beach residents look for agency responsible for graffiti cleanup

By Robert Pozarycki

The intersection of 71st Avenue and Kessel Street in Forest Hills, where a woman was fatally hit by a bus on Sunday.

Forest Hills woman fatally struck by MTA bus

By Robert Pozarycki

Glendale

MTA to add temporary bus stops for detoured Q47 line in Maspeth

By QNS News Team

Subway service changes to affect 11 lines this weekend

By QNS News Team

News

QNS Real Estate Conference to cover city airports, Astoria

By Robert Pozarycki

The Q13 line was included in a MTA study on northeast Queens bus routes.

Bayside

Northeast bus study recommends new services, downtown Flushing terminal

By Alina Suriel

Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer has endorsed the MoveNY Fair Plan, which calls for tolls at the free Queensboro Bridge.

Long Island City

Councilman Van Bramer endorses MoveNY Fair Plan, adding Queensboro Bridge tolls

By Angela Matua

Subway service changes to affect 12 lines this weekend

By QNS News Team

The MTA plans on expanding service on 12 subway and elevated train lines, including the N line that operates in Astoria and Long Island City, next June.

Astoria

More trains coming to Queens subway lines next June: MTA

By Robert Pozarycki

N and Q lines in Astoria will receive an updated train announcement system in 2016.

Astoria

Astoria N and Q subway riders to receive upgraded train announcement system

By Angela Matua

Subway service changes to affect 13 lines this weekend

By QNS News Team

7 train riders in Long Island City will have to make other commuting plans in November when a partial shutdown of the line is set to take place.

Long Island City

7 train service to be suspended in LIC for two weekends next month

By Angela Matua

Subway service changes to affect 15 lines this weekend

By QNS News Team

An MTA bus crashed into two parked cars and a metal fence on Saturday after trying to avoid a car driving toward it.

Springfield Gardens

Man who caused MTA bus crash charged for possessing 64 bags of cocaine

By Angela Matua

Subway service changes to affect 6 lines this weekend

By QNS News Team

Long Island City

Corona man arrested for drunk driving on LIRR tracks in LIC

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The MTA is reportedly turning to the community for ideas on how to put a stretch of unused railroad tracks in LIC – including some near the intersection of Skillman and 49th avenues – back to use.

Long Island City

High Line-style park might be making its way to LIC: reports

By QNS News Team

Subway service changes to affect 15 lines this weekend

By QNS News Team

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Subway service changes to affect 12 lines this weekend

By QNS News Team

Woodside's 52nd Street station on the 7 line had nearly 80 percent of its components in disrepair, according to a report from the nonprofit Citizens Budget Commission.

Woodside

Woodside 52nd Street station among 16 Queens subway stops in poor shape: report

By Robert Pozarycki

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7 train extension to open in September

By QNS News Team

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