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An Elmhurst man was arraigned in Brooklyn federal court last month for his involvement in Greggy's Culf, an online group that sexually exploited children on the internet, according to federal prosecutors.

Elmhurst

Alleged cyber predator from Elmhurst arraigned in Brooklyn federal court last month: FEDS

By Bill Parry

gallery

Ridgewood

New Ridgewood art gallery opens, calls upon local artists for exhibitions

By Patrick Stachniak

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Long Island City

Spectrum provides $25K in funding to Urban Upbound’s Workforce Development Program

By Ethan Marshall

Street Vendors gather at City Hall to celebrate passage of the Street Vendor Reform Package. Photo courtesy of Street Vendor Project.

Politics

Street vendors criticize Adams for 11th-hour veto of Street Vendor Reform Package

By Shane O’Brien

hit-and-run

Corona

Driver of white SUV sought for fatal hit-and-run collision in North Corona on New Years Day: NYPD

By Bill Parry

artist

Ozone Park

Queens artist hosts ‘give back’ holiday event at former Ozone Park school

By Patrick Stachniak

world ice arena

Flushing

Beat the Monday blues with $5 all-day skating at World Ice Arena in Flushing Meadows Corona Park

By Jessica Militello

civil service

Politics

Bills outlining civil service protections against artificial intelligence and discrimination pass City Council

By Renee DeLorenzo

stories

Year in review: Queens’ top crime stories of 2025

By Bill Parry

teapulse

Teapulse brings global flavors to Fresh Meadows with latest expansion

By Jessica Militello

Flushing Town Hall will host a diverse selection of Lunar New Year events to celebrate the Year of the Red Horse.

Flushing

Flushing Town Hall to host diverse Lunar New Year lineup

By Shane O’Brien

Queens lost some great people in 2025 including its longtime voice of letters, a trailblazing judge, a beloved lawmaker, and a hero firefighter from the Rockaways.

News

Year in Review: A farewell to the Queens figures we lost in 2025

By Bill Parry

Far Rockaway gang member Abel "Moreno" Mora was sentenced for a shooting in Brooklyn the same day he was involved in a shootout at Beach 13th Street and New Haven Avenue that sent children running for safety on Aug. 13, 2023.

Far Rockaway Trinitarios street gang member called ‘danger to society’ after sentencing for shooting, smuggling drugs into MDC: Feds

By Bill Parry

Alewife Brewing closed its doors on Dec. 28. Photo QNS file photo

Sunnyside

Alewife Brewing permanently shutters in Sunnyside

By Shane O’Brien

firefighters

Elmhurst

Four firefighters hurt, 12 residents displaced, by 2-alarm house fire in Elmhurst: FDNY

By Bill Parry

business

News

Year in review: Queens’ top business stories of 2025

By Jessica Militello

Lauren Skye Scruggs with her mother Stephany McClain and elected officials at Long Island Jewish Forest Hills. Photo via Arts4All Foundation

Sports

Olympic gold medalist Lauren Skye Scruggs visits Long Island Jewish Forest Hills

By Shane O’Brien

apps

Astoria

Apps to help you stay focused and productive in 2026

By Jessica Militello

The old Catfish Soulfood Cafe in Springfield Gardens was destroyed during a three-alarm fire on Dec. 28.

Springfield Gardens

Former soul food restaurant destroyed during three-alarm fire in Springfield Gardens: FDNY

By Bill Parry

The race to succeed U.S. Rep. Nydia Velázquez in the 7th Congressional District is one of several Queens races to keep an eye on in 2026. Courtesy of Nydia Velázquez

Politics

Races to watch in 2026 that could alter political landscape in Queens

By Shane O’Brien

illegal

CM Holden calls for ‘illegal event’ task force ahead of New Year’s Eve

By Patrick Stachniak

western queens

Astoria

Your guide to trying something new in western Queens in 2026

By Jessica Militello

lumina

Corona

Housing lottery underway for five units at the Lumina in Corona, rent starts at $2,117

By Ethan Marshall

new year's resolution

Astoria

How to turn your New Year’s resolutions into permanent habits

By Jessica Militello

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