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Dining & Nightlife

Filipino-American café opens in former Li Wan spot, finds warm welcome in Middle Village

By Jessica Militello

With warmer weather and neighborhood events returning in full force, the Glendale Civilian Observation Patrol is gearing up for what’s expected to be a busy and active season.

News

Glendale Civilian Observation Patrol prepares for busy season with call for volunteers

By Colum Motherway

Commonpoint distributed more than 2,100 holiday meals

News

Commonpoint delivers over 2,100 holiday meals to Queens families and seniors

By Athena Dawson

summer concerts return to Forest Hills Stadium. (Photo by Astrida Valigorsky/Getty Images)

Arts & Entertainment

Summer concerts set to return to Forest Hills Stadium after NYPD approval

By Shane O’Brien

PPL transition deadline extended for CDPAP patients and workers statewide

News

Judge extends CDPAP registration deadline to May 15 following Liu’s push

By Shane O’Brien

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Courts

NYC ISIS recruiter who tried to flee country sentenced to 19 years in prison: Feds

By Bill Parry

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Sponsored

Op-ed: Metropolitan Park will Supercharge Flushing Small Businesses

By Hyun T. Lee, President of Korean American Association of Queens and small business owner

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Fatal stabbing near Corona’s Junction Blvd. station early Monday leads to arrest: NYPD

By Adam Daly

Support local street vendors by participating in the Street Vendor Scavenger Ques

New Yorkers invited to join citywide scavenger hunt supporting street vendors

By Athena Dawson

tree care

News

Council passes tree care legislation to clarify pruning and removal procedures

By Athena Dawson

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Three Flushing men charged in trafficking and prostitution of woman from China: DA

By Bill Parry

Grayson, one of the rescue cats

Queens’ first ever cat café makes purr-fect landing at Tangram Mall in Flushing

By Paulina Albarracin

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Politics

Elected officials gather in Jackson Heights to protest over Trump’s FEMA funding cuts

By Shane O’Brien

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Bayside shooting leaves teen and gunman dead in suspected love triangle dispute: NYPD

By Dean Moses

Local burger chain 7th Street Burger is expanding its footprint to Forest Hills in May.

Dining & Nightlife

7th Street Burger to open second Queens spot in Forest Hills

By Athena Dawson

ambush

Trio ambushes man near Alley Pond Park, makes off with $120K in cash: NYPD

By Bill Parry

ramp closure

Travel advisory: Overnight ramp closures on LIE and BQE affecting Queens drivers this month

By QNS News Team

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News

Northwell Health-GoHealth relocates Forest Hills urgent care to Rego Park

By Czarinna Andres

A local nonprofit held a Passover Seder event for Queens Holocaust survivors on Wednesday, April 9.

Religion

Queens Holocaust survivors gather for early Passover Seder in Forest Hills

By Athena Dawson

Council Member Robert Holden and District 30 candidate Paul Pogozelski

Politics

District 30 Council race intensifies with contrasting perspectives from Pogozelski and Holden’s staff

By Colum Motherway

Some immigrants in Queens have gone into hiding as deportations rise under Trump.

News

Advocates fight Trump-era deportations as fear grows in Queens immigrant communities

By Jimmy Robles

Trump's FEMA cuts would eliminate more than $100 million in flood relief funding for Queens-based initiatives.

Politics

Elected officials blast Trump over FEMA cuts affecting Queens flood mitigation

By Shane O’Brien

LaGuardia Airport was named Best Regional Airport

LaGuardia crowned North America’s top airport for domestic and short-haul travel

By Athena Dawson

cannabis dispensary Token

News

Rego Park welcomes Token, new cannabis dispensary that aims to build strong community ties

By Colum Motherway

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