By Jessica Meditz [email protected] A member of Queens Community Board 5 (CB5) has been removed from the board after using racist language at the last
Turnout less than desired – but opportunity is not over
Say stops are leading to improper prostitution arrests
To celebrate the array of culture, delicious foods and dining experiences in Astoria, the Central Astoria Local Development Corporation (CALDC) will host “Dining Astoria” week
Jill Ann Rudzewick-Vik, 46, passed away Thursday, June 7, after a battle with cancer. Rudzewick-Vik was a graduate of St. Stanislaus Kostka Elementary School, Christ
Monday, June 4Joshua Rodriguez was arrested at 60-88 Myrtle Avenue for assault by Officer Abenati.Bernius Maldonado was arrested at 60-88 Myrtle Avenue for assault by
Education advocates continue to criticize the Education Department for what they say is a failure to remove light fixtures containing polychlorinated biphenyl (PCBs) from public
Pol calls on city to crack down on shoddy developers
Despite calls from the City Council and municipal unions to fill Police Department desk jobs with civilians, a process known as “civilianization,” Police Commissioner Ray
Nearly $2 million in refunds are being sent to 2,700 New York Customers of Columbia Utilities, after an investigation conducted by State Attorney General Eric
By Jessica Meditz [email protected] A member of Queens Community Board 5 (CB5) has been removed from the board after using racist language at the last
Turnout less than desired – but opportunity is not over
Say stops are leading to improper prostitution arrests
To celebrate the array of culture, delicious foods and dining experiences in Astoria, the Central Astoria Local Development Corporation (CALDC) will host “Dining Astoria” week
Jill Ann Rudzewick-Vik, 46, passed away Thursday, June 7, after a battle with cancer. Rudzewick-Vik was a graduate of St. Stanislaus Kostka Elementary School, Christ
Monday, June 4Joshua Rodriguez was arrested at 60-88 Myrtle Avenue for assault by Officer Abenati.Bernius Maldonado was arrested at 60-88 Myrtle Avenue for assault by
Education advocates continue to criticize the Education Department for what they say is a failure to remove light fixtures containing polychlorinated biphenyl (PCBs) from public
Pol calls on city to crack down on shoddy developers
Despite calls from the City Council and municipal unions to fill Police Department desk jobs with civilians, a process known as “civilianization,” Police Commissioner Ray
Nearly $2 million in refunds are being sent to 2,700 New York Customers of Columbia Utilities, after an investigation conducted by State Attorney General Eric
