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Astoria

Councilman Richards gets DC 37 endorsement in race for Queens Borough President

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Queens Borough President special election set for March 24

By Bill Parry

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Elizabeth Crowley announces plan to create anti-Semitism task force if elected Queens borough president

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

2020 Preview: What you need to know about the special election for Queens borough president

By Bill Parry

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Glendale

2020 Preview: The biggest stories to watch for in southwest Queens

By Bill Parry

Politics

Queens Borough President candidates want to bring more equitable resources, desegregation to all schools in the borough

By Angélica Acevedo

The former factory at 78-16 Cooper Ave. in Glendale is shown undergoing renovation in this April 2019 photo.

Glendale

Protests, politics and false promises: The definitive, six-year history of the Glendale homeless shelter war

By Robert Pozarycki

The New York Post reported that the Queens County Republican Party is considering reaching out to Democrats Gregory Lasak and Queens Borough President Melinda Katz about running for DA on their ballot line — but the party's chair told QNS that they're sticking with their current candidate, Daniel Kogan.

Politics

Are Republicans in Queens thinking about turning to a Democrat to defeat Cabán? GOP chair says no

By QNS News Team

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Glendale

Glendale Kiwanis club honors its ‘most important member’ with memorial bench at local playground

By Max Parrott

Politics

Recent Queens upsets were tremors of the political earthquake that led to Ocasio-Cortez’s defeat of Crowley

By Robert Pozarycki

Demand more women lawmakers in city government

Opinion

Demand more women lawmakers in city government

By Elizabeth Crowley

QNS Rail study shows feasibility at low cost: DOT

QNS Rail study shows feasibility at low cost: DOT

By Mark Hallum

Holden beats Crowley in tightest race of the year

Holden beats Crowley in tightest race of the year

By Bill Parry

Is the Queens Montauk Light Rail Project dead?

Opinion

Is the Queens Montauk Light Rail Project dead?

By Larry Penner

Mayor offers olive branch to residents who protested against Maspeth homeless shelter

Glendale

Mayor offers olive branch to residents who protested against Maspeth homeless shelter

By Bill Parry

Mayor Bill de Blasio at a recent town hall meeting he held with Councilman Eric Ulrich in the Rockaways.

Glendale

Come meet the mayor in Glendale this Monday night at a special town hall meeting

By Robert Pozarycki

The "Tolley Tree," a new Christmas tree named in honor of the late Firefighter William Tolley, now stands at Fred Haller Triangle in Glendale.

Glendale

Glendale holiday celebration also pays tribute to a local firefighter’s ultimate sacrifice

By Robert Pozarycki

Officials broke ground on Dec. 11 on the expansion of P.S./I.S. 128 in Middle Village.

Ground broken on a new expansion for Middle Village schoolhouse built less than a decade ago

By Robert Pozarycki

The Kiwanis Club of Glendale will hold a Christmas tree lighting on Dec. 10.

Glendale

Glendale will have two chances to celebrate the holidays this weekend

By Robert Pozarycki

Holden preps for Council as new critic emerges

Maspeth

Holden preps for Council as new critic emerges

By Bill Parry

Holden finally declared winner in tight race with Crowley

Maspeth

Holden finally declared winner in tight race with Crowley

By Bill Parry

Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley and Robert Holden

Glendale

How did a two-term incumbent Queens councilwoman lose to her rival civic leader?

By Robert Pozarycki

Ballot counting in Holden-Crowley race gets underway, challenger remains confident

Maspeth

Ballot counting in Holden-Crowley race gets underway, challenger remains confident

By QNS TimesLedger

Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley and her challenger, Robert Holden, at a Ridgewood debate in September 2017.

Glendale

History repeats itself for Queens City Council member fighting to keep her seat in razor-thin race

By Robert Pozarycki

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