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Cops are looking for a suspect who allegedly slashed a man and a woman during an argument on the A train in Ozone Park on Monday, March 2.

Two A train riders slashed in Ozone Park after arguing with suspect who remains at large: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso speaks at La Flor in Woodside after New York State Attorney General Letitia James endorsed his campaign. Photo by Shane O'Brien.

Politics

AG Letitia James endorses Antonio Reynoso in bid for NY-7 Congressional seat

By Shane O’Brien

Glendale resident Feliz Enrique was sentenced to 17 years in prison for attacking a 9-year-old girl in front of her mother, and then biting an off-duty cop who tried to stop him.

Glendale man gets 17 years for attacking 9-year-old girl, biting a finger of a cop who tried to stop him: DA

By Bill Parry

Queens Public Library Hip Hop Coordinator Ralph McDaniels is surrounded by many of the entrepreneurs who made the Jamaica Colosseum Mall a local icon.

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Southeast Queens bids farewell to the Jamaica Colosseum Mall, which closed after more than four decades an anchor for local economy

By Bill Parry

LICP's ceremonial lion dance outside Soothr.

LICP hosts massive ceremonial lion dance to cap off Lunar New Year celebrations

By Shane O’Brien

Politics

NYPAN endorses Andrew Engel in Senate District 11, challenging incumbent Stavisky

By Renee DeLorenzo

Cops are looking for the suspect who allegedly stole more than $17,000 in cash from four people in Flushing and a woman in Flatbush, Brooklyn, in a string of grand larcenies beginning just before Christmas.

Cops eye suspect behind string of pickpocket incidents in Flushing and beyond

By Bill Parry

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Adult education hub opens at Queens Borough Hall, supporting GED, ESL and CTE programs

By Renee DeLorenzo

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Ridgewood Democratic Club to host poster-making party ahead of No Kings Protest

By Patrick Stachniak

Groups march in the 2026 St. Pat's for All Parade on Skillman Avenue.

St. Pat’s for All draws thousands to Sunnyside, celebrates New York’s immigrant community

By Shane O’Brien

Baking St. Patrick’s Day cookies, top view

Zero proof ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with friends

By Jessica Militello

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Building in Ridgewood historical district demolished after five-alarm fire

By Patrick Stachniak

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A burst of new energy! – Q.E.D.’s new owner celebrates one year at her favorite comedy and entertainment venue

By Tammy Scileppi

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Kitty Sullivan’s to honor International Women’s Day with 5K run/walk and women-owned marketplace

By Paulina Albarracin

Debra Markell Kleinert and Congressman Tom Suozzi

Politics

‘We are outraged’: Long-standing District Manager Debra Markell Kleinert receives support from colleagues after firing from Community Board 2

By Shane O’Brien

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Western Queens sports bars perfect to take in March Madness

By Jessica Militello

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News

Made in Queens 2026: Local makers tell their stories

By Tammy Scileppi

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A guide to traditional Irish fare and pints in western Queens

By Jessica Militello

Cops are looking for the suspect who allegedly robbed three women in the same Maspeth neighborhood since late December.

Purse snatcher wanted after targeting three women in Maspeth neighborhood: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Protesters march at St. John's University after the university announced it would no longer recognize two faculty unions. Photo via SJU-AAUP.

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St. John’s faculty, students rally after university ends union recognition

By Shane O’Brien

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The ultimate St. Patrick’s Day mocktail guide

By Jessica Militello

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso at a campaign event earlier in January. Photo courtesy of Reynoso campaign.

Politics

WFP endorses Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso in NY-7 Congressional race

By Shane O’Brien

Saturday Night Arts

‘Saturday Night Arts’ fills creative gap for Maspeth community

By Jessica Militello

Neelu, an Italian Greyhound, was killed by two Cane Corsos last week. His owner has called for more accountability for negligent dog owners. Photo via Neelu family.

News

Sunnyside dog owner calls for accountability mechanisms after Italian Greyhound ‘Neelu’ savagely killed on 47th Avenue

By Shane O’Brien

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