CMFNY Embraces High School Student's Unique Fundraising Campaign

Brookville Resident Helps Young Patients at Cohen Children's Medical Center

CMFNY Expands Support of Cohen Children's Medical Center

Power, Water Restored For Hundreds In Kew Gardens After 2 Days

Con Edison on Tuesday morning restored power for an estimated 700 Kew Gardens residents. The two-day outage left some with no water.

Hundreds Of Kew Gardens Residents Lose Power, Water In Heat Wave

About 700 Kew Gardens residents had no electricity or water as the city recovered from a weekend-long heat wave.

Kew Gardens Jail Opponents Will March In Protest Of City's Plan

Queens residents and community organizations are gearing up for another protest of the city's plan to build a new jail in Kew Gardens.

Queens To Host Town Hall On Preventing Gun Violence

Queens-based community groups will share strategies on ending gun violence at a town hall Thursday with public advocate Jumaane Williams.

102nd Precinct Community Council March 2019 Meeting

NYPD Officers awarded Cops of the Month

New Queens Borough Hall Statue Will Honor Billie Holiday

Celebrated jazz singer (and Queens resident) Billie Holiday is known for her song "Strange Fruit", a protest song about lynching.

Volunteers In Forest Park

Volunteers Working in the Jewel of Queens

ICE Nears 100 Raids In Queens Since Trump Took Office: Study

Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids are up 72 percent in the borough under Donald Trump's presidency, according to a new study.

A Call for Term Limits

Queens Charter Hearing

Queens Residents Split Over Term Limits On Community Boards

Residents headed to Queens Borough Hall Thursday to debate whether the city's new charter should limit how long board members can serve.

Charter Revision Committee Can Reform Community Boards

Help Reform NYC Community Boards

Community Board 9 Queens Opposes DOT Safety Proposal

CB9 Queens Unanimously Votes Against Safe Streets

Survey To Gauge Hate Crimes Against Sikhs In South Richmond Hill

United Sikhs, whose U.S. chapter is based in Queens, will offer the survey on global and local civil rights issues until the end of August.

Queens Senator To Host Annual Mobile Office Hours In Woodhaven

State Senator Joseph Addabbo will be at the Woodhaven Library on May 24 to hear from his District 15 constituents.

Locals Petition For Speed Bumps, Safer Streets In Kew Gardens

A petition to fix "dangerous traffic conditions" and return more than 25 parking spaces along 116th Street is gaining traction.

Show Your Kew Gardens Pride, Become A Patch Mayor

Sign up to become a Patch Mayor and represent the neighborhood you love in the way only you can.

ICE Arrests At Queens Courthouse Prompt Protests, Lawyers Say

Immigration officials arrested the two men outside the courthouse early Tuesday afternoon, their lawyer said.

New Parking Lot To Open At Queens Borough Hall

The new lot with more than 300 parking spaces will open on Monday over the building's old parking garage, which was demolished in 2014.

Boycott Spectrum, Support Unions, Striking Queens Worker Urges

"We’ve been on strike for 10 months now, that’s unheard of in this city," D'Anthony Johnson told Community Board 6. "We are struggling."

More Senior Ride Options Coming To Queens, Committee Says

Starting next year, Queens seniors can get free rides to doctors appointments and use Uber technology to schedule an Access-A-Ride.