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Health

Coronavirus cases top 10,000 in New York state; 2 million masks coming to NYC

By Robert Pozarycki

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Health

Shut it down! More pressure on NYC to close shops & schools amid coronavirus

By Robert Pozarycki

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Health

‘This is going to be a long battle’: Mayor de Blasio declares state of emergency for New York City

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

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Health

New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade officially postponed over coronavirus concerns

By QNS News Team

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Health

Here’s how the city is stepping up their preparedness efforts for coronavirus

By Emily Davenport

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Kids & Education

NYC students have until April 1 to apply to high-demand charter schools

By QNS News Team

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Former New York City Transit President Andy Byford exits MTA HQ to thunderous applause

By Mark Hallum

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New York City residents are more likely to live paycheck to paycheck: Report

By Emily Davenport

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City crime increases by 17 percent, NYPD officials say bail reform is partly to blame

By Todd Maisel

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Staying home: NYC evictions down nearly 20 percent after pro-tenant laws enacted

By Gabe Herman

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Queens lawmaker marches against anti-Semitism amid recent attacks on the Jewish community

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Kids & Education

Board of Regents proposes expanding TOC II and certificate programs to increase teacher diversity

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Opinion

Op-Ed: It’s time to stand up to hate

By Op-Ed

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Long Island City

LIC Senator’s new law expands small claims courts disputes up to $10K

By Max Parrott

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Jackson Heights

City awards $19 million in census funds to community outreach programs, many in Queens

By Bill Parry

Citi bike

Citi Bike delays rollout of e-bikes in New York City, tweaks fees

By Vincent Barone

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Report finds that Middle Village has the highest spike in dog poop complaints this year

By Emily Davenport

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Feds urge bike helmets for all, flouting cycling safety advocates

By Vincent Barone

QUEENS UNISPHERE

These Queens neighborhoods sold homes the quickest during 2019’s third quarter

By Emily Davenport

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Long Island City

Former U.S. Marine shows off unique street art at Long Island City exhibition

By QNS News Team

Flushing

Townsend Harris High School in Flushing ranks as top public high school in New York state

By Emily Davenport

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These five Queens neighborhoods had the biggest average real estate price drop in May

By Emily Davenport

Flushing

Flushing lawmaker touts passage of bill aimed at giving homeless vets get the help they need

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Put it in park: Comptroller wants to build playgrounds in the middle of Brooklyn streets

By The Brooklyn Paper

More from Around New York

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Good vibrations: NYC subways reached over 84% on-time rate this summer, MTA says

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‘Bone Lake’ highlights the twists of a couple’s struggle to stay together

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Schneps Podcasts

Gwen O’Shea, President & CEO of the Community Development Corporation of Long Island

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New York Family

Halloween Harvest Returns to Luna Park