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Borough-based jail plan, approved by City Planning Commission, will now go before Council

By Mark Hallum

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Trump executive order increases pressure on Cuomo to stop Williams Pipeline opponents say

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Council resolution would condemn Homeland Security threat to end Nepali temporary protective status

By Bill Parry

The 2018 street renaming for Maria Thomson in Woodhaven.

Astoria

Twenty streets across Queens renamed for innovators, trailblazers and others who made a difference

By Robert Pozarycki

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Queens councilman joins new ‘Play Fair Coalition’ for increased Parks Department funding

By Jenna Bagcal

City begins construction on infrastructure improvements in Far Rockaway

City begins construction on infrastructure improvements in Far Rockaway

By Bill Parry

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City begins construction on infrastructure improvements in Far Rockaway

By Bill Parry

Richards announces $220,000 for cleanup efforts in his southeast Queens district

Springfield Gardens

Richards announces $220,000 for cleanup efforts in his southeast Queens district

By Naeisha Rose

Queens lawmakers say NYPD is engaging in ‘overzealous’ policy of cracking down on THC oil possession

News

Queens lawmakers say NYPD is engaging in ‘overzealous’ policy of cracking down on THC oil possession

By Naeisha Rose

A bottle of THC oil

Politics

Two Queens lawmakers say NYPD engaging in ‘overzealous’ policy of cracking down on THC oil possession

By Naeisha Rose

New legislation would require more permanent housing for homeless New Yorkers

Long Island City

New legislation would require more permanent housing for homeless New Yorkers

By Bill Parry

Several hundred homeless advocates march on Gracie Mansion to demand more 30,000 permanent units for New Yorkers in the shelter system.

Politics

Queens lawmakers support new city bill to provide permanent housing for homeless

By Bill Parry

Oxycodone Prescription Bottle with Pills Spilling Out.

Ridgewood

Opioid overdoses kill more in Ridgewood than in most other Queens neighborhoods: city

By Mark Hallum

Council Members Adrienne Adams and Donovan Richards test out e-scooters

Politics

Southeast Queens reps say e-scooters could be the answer to area’s public transit needs

By Naeisha Rose

City Hall in Your Borough returns to Queens next week

City Hall in Your Borough returns to Queens next week

By Bill Parry

Marijuana reform is necessary in Queens

Opinion

Marijuana reform is necessary in Queens

By Councilmembers Adrienne Adams, Rory Lancman, Daneek Miller and Donovan Richards

Opinion

Greener pastures?

By QNS TimesLedger

Pols urge Queens district attorney to follow de Blasio’s call and curtail marijuana prosecutions

By Robert Pozarycki

Rockaway economy sees boom mixed with remaining Sandy-related issues: DiNapoli

Rockaway economy sees boom mixed with remaining Sandy-related issues: DiNapoli

By Mark Hallum

LaGuardia Community College panel discusses how small businesses can overcome adversity

Long Island City

LaGuardia Community College panel discusses how small businesses can overcome adversity

By Mark Hallum

Mayor urges state lawmakers to pass legislation for safer streets after deaths of two children

Mayor urges state lawmakers to pass legislation for safer streets after deaths of two children

By Bill Parry

City Council approves rezoning plan for downtown Far Rockaway

City Council approves rezoning plan for downtown Far Rockaway

By Bill Parry

Brookville Park to get $2.2M face-lift

Rosedale

Brookville Park to get $2.2M face-lift

By Naeisha Rose

Moya in City Council race to stop Monserrate from returning to a seat he disgraced

Corona

Moya in City Council race to stop Monserrate from returning to a seat he disgraced

By Bill Parry

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