Bill de Blasio Archives – Page 7 of 12 – QNS

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

It may be warm now, but Queens is about to get hit with up to a foot of snow on Thursday.

News

Public schools closed as Queens braces itself for the first major snowstorm of the season

By Robert Pozarycki

Organizations from Sunset Park and Queens protested the city’s homeless shelter policy outside the Windsor Terrace home of DSS Commissioner Steven Banks on Saturday, Dec. 3.

Maspeth

Queens homeless shelter opponents again protest outside the Brooklyn home of commissioner

By Brooklyn Reporter Staff

Former Queens Library President Thomas W. Galante.

Politics

Queens Library settles wrongful termination lawsuit with its ousted president

By QNS News Team

Those protesting the Maspeth shelter say the mayor isn't fooling anyone by changing course on the proposal.

Maspeth

‘The mayor still doesn’t get it’: Maspeth fumes after city moves homeless men into hotel

By Robert Pozarycki

Those protesting the Maspeth shelter say the mayor isn't fooling anyone by changing course on the proposal.

Maspeth

Maspeth shelter protesters plan to take up mayor on advice to picket Gracie Mansion

By Robert Pozarycki

A satellite image of Tropical Storm Hermine over the southeastern U.S.

News

UPDATE: Tropical storm threat to Queens eases a bit as Hermine takes a more easterly track

By Robert Pozarycki

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Astoria

Astoria Park will get $30 million for capital improvements

By Angela Matua

Oscar Morel (center) is led out of the 107th Precinct stationhouse Monday night after being charged with killing an Ozone Park imam and his assistant on Aug. 13.

Ozone Park

First-degree murder charges for Brooklyn man accused of executing an Ozone Park imam & assistant

By Robert Pozarycki

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NYPD Commissioner orders officers on patrol to work in pairs after Dallas attacks

By Robert Pozarycki

A vigil at Diversity Plaza in Jackson Heights this evening will honor the victims of this morning's deadly mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

Jackson Heights

Memorial service in Jackson Heights tonight for the victims of Orlando mass shooting

By Robert Pozarycki

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Astoria

Robert De Niro, Alicia Keys and other A-listers visit Astoria’s Museum of the Moving Image

By Angela Matua

Jackson Heights

PHOTOS: Queens’ LGBT community shows its pride at annual Jackson Heights Parade

By QNS News Team

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Politics

PHOTOS: Queens honors veterans at Memorial Day parades

By Robert Pozarycki

The 105th Precinct currently has a satellite in Rosedale, but Mayor Bill de Blasio is clearing the way for a new precinct dedicated to southeast Queens.

Laurelton

$70M for the new police precinct in southeast Queens is included in mayor’s executive budget

By Robert Pozarycki

A water main leak occurred at this factory at 78-16 Cooper Ave. in Glendale , the site of a controversial homeless shelter proposal.

Glendale

Glendale homeless shelter site should be used for industry, community board chair tells Mayor de Blasio

By Robert Pozarycki

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Opinion

Ask the Mayor: What should I do if I suspect an illegal conversion in a building next door?

By QNS News Team

Flushing

Residents call for truly affordable housing in ‘Flushing West’ rezoning plan

By Robert Pozarycki

Former first lady Nancy Reagan, who died on Sunday, once resided at this home on Roosevelt Avenue in Flushing.

Flushing

Nancy Reagan, former first lady was a Queens native

By QNS News Team

Pipe and drum bands were front and center during Sunday's St. Pat's for All Parade in Sunnyside and Woodside.

Sunnyside

PHOTOS: Plenty of Irish pride at the St. Pat’s for All Parade in Sunnyside and Woodside

By QNS News Team

The 105th Precinct Satellite in Rosedale is now a 24-hour operation, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton announced on Friday.

Laurelton

105th Precinct Satellite in Rosedale is now a 24-hour operation

By Robert Pozarycki

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Politics

Queens homeowners deserve a city tax rebate, says one lawmaker

By Robert Pozarycki

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Mayor to unveil plans for ‘Brooklyn Queens Connector’ streetcar line

By Katarina Hybenova

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Rainbow crosswalk painted at Christopher Street and Seventh Avenue South

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