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Flushing

Incumbent Peter Koo wins Democratic primary for Flushing’s Council District seat

By Suzanne Monteverdi

VOTING

Politics

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

By Robert Pozarycki

Arts & Entertainment

Summer doesn’t have to end in Queens: Public pools and beaches will be open a week longer next year

By Anthony Giudice

Alison Tan photo campaign

Flushing

Flushing City Council candidate launches photo series highlighting quality-of-life concerns

By Suzanne Monteverdi

featured

City candidates discuss transportation, education and more at a forum in Bayside

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Hollis

Community Board 12 chair gets on the ballot – and two big endorsements – to succeed ousted Queens Councilman

By Robert Pozarycki

JULISSA

Corona

Ferreras-Copeland will not seek re-election to Queens City Council seat but two challengers announce bid

By Angela Matua

Revenge porn should be made a crime in New York City, Queens lawmaker says

By Robert Pozarycki

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

By Robert Pozarycki

Corona

UPDATED: Private services planned for the late former borough president Helen Marshall

By Robert Pozarycki

Irish pride was everywhere during Sunday's St. Pat's for All Parade in Sunnyside and Woodside.

Sunnyside

PHOTOS: St. Pat’s for All Parade in Sunnyside & Woodside celebrates Ireland in style

By QNS News Team

Politics

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

By Robert Pozarycki

Politics

UPDATE: Queens Councilman Ulrich forms committee to explore run for mayor in 2017

By Robert Pozarycki

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Politics

Here’s how your City Council member voted on the 5-cent grocery bag tax

By Robert Pozarycki

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Politics

Queens homeowners deserve a city tax rebate, says one lawmaker

By Robert Pozarycki

Politics

Wills seeks passage of Community Violence Prevention Act

By QNS News Team

New York City will soon have a Department of Veterans Services through an agreement reached between the City Council and the de Blasio administration.

Politics

CM Eric Ulrich’s plan for city Veterans Services agency to become a reality

By Robert Pozarycki

I.S. 230 is one of 19 schools which will be receiving funds for improvements.

Elmhurst

Jackson Heights, Elmhurst district schools to receive $2.4M in funding

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45th Street between Skillman and 39th avenues will be co-named “Marjorie Sewell Cautley Way.”

Sunnyside

Street to be co-named after architect who helped design Sunnyside Gardens

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Maspeth

Maspeth, Middle Village set to co-name two streets for community leaders

By Anthony Giudice

Politics

Ulrich secures a record $5.6 million in funding for district

By Angela Matua

Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, who married his husband Dan Hendrick in 2012, said he was moved to tears when he heard the Supreme Court's decision.

Queens lawmakers celebrate Supreme Court same-sex marriage decision

By QNS News Team

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Politics

Retired NYPD captain to launch bid for open City Council seat as Republican

By Robert Pozarycki

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Politics

Celia Dosamantes, former Meng and Weprin aide, officially seeking City Council seat

By Liam La Guerre

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Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, Stonewall veteran and longtime trans activist, dies at 78

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