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Coral Murphy Marcos is a reporter from Manatí, Puerto Rico, and currently based in New York City. (coral.murphy@patch.com)
Astoria residents can fill out a survey to help identify ways to enhance bike networks and pedestrian safety on 31st Avenue.
Belafonte moved to East Elmhurst, which was considered the "Black Beverly Hills" for decades, in the 1950s with his wife Marguerite.
A man stabbed a 17-year-old boy in the right armpit with a knife around 8 p.m. on Friday in front of Organic Berry Farm, police said.
Officials said Monday that 33rd Avenue, from Utopia Parkway to 215th Place, will undergo a redesign to become a bike boulevard.
The announcement comes after a local push from Astoria and Long Island City residents to prioritize cycling safety.
Nelson will be at Forest Hills Stadium on Sept. 18, 2023, stretching out his 90th birthday celebrations through the fall.
A halal meat distributor sold food that was not properly inspected by a federal agency despite receiving warning notices, prosecutors said.
Genesis Duran was last seen at the Queensboro Plaza subway station on April 22 around 11:30 a.m., the NYPD said.
The robbers made the 70-year-old trip using an unknown blunt object before taking his watch, ring, and bracelet on Wednesday, police said.
LIRR will reinstate full-time, year-round service at Mets-Willets Point station beginning Monday, April 24.
Melvin Adams was sentenced to 20 years in prison for shooting two passengers aboard a bus after missing his intended target, Katz said.
A 43-year-old man died after he ran a red light and a school bus driver struck him on Thursday, police said.
The city broke ground on renovations for Captain Dermody Triangle, located at 216th Street and 48th Avenue.
A woman threw an "unknown substance" that burned an MTA worker at a Forest Hills subway station last week, police said.
The man touched the girl's hands, thighs, and buttocks while on board a Q77 MTA Bus in Cambria Heights, police said.
This week, city inspectors found water leaks in Hamilton Heights, lead in Astoria, roaches in Flatbush, and more.
"Somewhere in Queens," which hits theaters on Friday, April 21, highlights the story of an Italian American family in the borough.
Adda Indian Canteen, located at 31-31 Thomson Ave., joined 18 other restaurants in Queens to make it on the list.
The city turned the Anchor Inn Hotel into a new emergency shelter over the weekend, housing over 100 migrants.
The man was stopped by officials after they spotted a handgun packed in his carry-on alongside five bullets in a magazine, TSA said.
