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Flushing

Queens’ slowest bus route could be on the fast track to getting ‘Select Bus Service,’ mayor says

By Robert Pozarycki

Mayor Bill de Blasio gave out high-fives to kids in Ozone Park on Oct. 12.

De Blasio touts expansion of ‘3-K For All’ preschool program during visit to Ozone Park school

By Robert Pozarycki

Mayor Bill de Blasio, shown at the 2017 Little Neck-Douglaston Memorial Day Parade, is loved or hated in Queens depending on who you ask, according to a recent poll.

Politics

Despite Queens’ love/hate relationship with de Blasio, he’s still running away with re-election race: poll

By Robert Pozarycki

Kew Gardens Comfort Inn is the latest Queens hotel to house homeless men on city’s behalf

By Robert Pozarycki

CORNELL TECH

Long Island City

Across the river, Cornell Tech campus opens to foster “entrepreneurship” in tech industry

By Angela Matua

Adrienne Adams, seen here with Councilman Donovan Richards, was a big winner in Tuesday's Democratic City Council primary.

Politics

No turnout and no surprises: Here’s a recap of the 2017 Queens Democratic primary

By Robert Pozarycki

VOTING

Politics

Here’s the play-by-play of the Queens Democratic primary results as they came in

By Robert Pozarycki

Politics

Here’s who’s running for City Council seats in Queens in the Sept. 12 Democratic primary

By Robert Pozarycki

Politics

These two Queens lawmakers introduce their own version of Ulrich’s homeless hotel notice bill

By Robert Pozarycki

Jamaica

Coding, robotics & other computer science programs are coming to these 3 Queens public schools

By Robert Pozarycki

Councilman Eric Ulrich wants hotels that are housing homeless people to inform its customers that they are doing so.

Politics

This Queens Councilman looks to ‘stick’ it to the mayor with his homeless hotel notification bill

By Robert Pozarycki

CITI BIKE

Astoria

City releases final map of Astoria Citi Bike expansion with tweaks from resident feedback

By Angela Matua

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood landlord allegedly retaliates against immigrant tenants who reported rights violations

By Robert Pozarycki

De Blasio

Politics

You can meet the mayor and city officials during ‘City Hall’ week in Queens starting Monday

By QNS Editorial

Mayor de Blasio will spend a week in Queens this July as he brings ‘City Hall in Your Borough’

By Robert Pozarycki

Anthony Weiner is pictured in this 2009 photo.

Former Queens Congressman Anthony Weiner admits to intentionally sexting a 15-year-old girl

By Robert Pozarycki

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Flushing

Two Queens public high schools are joining city’s ‘Community Schools’ reform program

By Robert Pozarycki

Firefighters carry the body of Firefighter William Tolley out of St. Martin's of Tours Church as his widow, Marie Tolley, follows.

Glendale

Thousands attend funeral for Glendale-based Firefighter William Tolley on Long Island

By Long Island Press Staff

Some of the prisons on Rikers Island, with Queens and the Manhattan skyline in the background.

Closing Rikers Island poses many challenges to Queens residents and those finding the solutions

By Robert Pozarycki

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Mayor vows to start process that will close Rikers Island for good within a decade

By Angela Matua

Queens Councilman Ulrich: I’m not running for mayor, but I’ll seek another term in Council

By Robert Pozarycki

The NYPD could lose more than $100 million in counter-terrorism funding in President Trump's executive budget, according to Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Politics

Cuts in Trump’s first budget could spell financial disaster for entire city, officials warn

By Robert Pozarycki

A Q29 bus passes along an empty and icy 80th Street in Middle Village on March 14.

UPDATE: Above-ground train service across much of Queens will be restored this evening

By Robert Pozarycki

Politics

Governor kills city’s controversial grocery store bag tax, and Queens lawmakers are delighted

By Robert Pozarycki

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