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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)
Jenniah Johnson and three others attacked the 46-year-old on the staircase of the Rockaway Boulevard train station on Monday, police said.
A man stole a chihuahua that was tied in front of City Fresh Market in College Point last week, police said.
Titan Foods will relocate to a venue nearby, and the venue will be revealed next week.
A man stabbed the 21-year-old in front of 47-04 Ditmars Blvd. about 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, authorities said.
Forest Hills lawmakers will give away 55-gallon plastic rain barrels on July 15th at the Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning School.
One of the men punched the 43-year-old in the face before taking his backpack, which had cash, and all three men ran away, police said.
Pierce Zhong, from P.S. 159, submitted an essay about her mother and told the story of how her family moved from Shanghai.
This year, Democrat Charles A. Castro is running against Council Member Tiffany Caban for the seat in District 22.
Three Democrats are competing in Northern Queens to go run Republican City Council Member Vickie Paladino in November.
The Louis Armstrong Center will open on Thursday, July 6, at 34-56 107th St., with its first exhibition "Here to Stay."
Reeaz Khan admitted to throwing Maria Fuertes to the ground in Richmond Hill and sexually assaulting her in 2020, prosecutors said.
The mural will be displayed on a large brick wall alongside The Bagel Spot at 101-01 Queens Blvd. The project’s total cost is $10,000.
The Clinton will open for the last time on Sunday, June 25th, after setting up shop in 1939, according to a Facebook post by the restaurant.
Yu Chen, 50, was crossing the Horace Harding Expressway when a 46-year-old woman struck Chen with her car, police said.
Sushi by Boū opened its thirteenth location on 41-17 Broadway, setting up the restaurant's second location in Queens.
Alyssa Henley died on June 19 after the 29-year-old driver of a 2002 Honda motorcycle lost control of the bike, police said.
Jose Abreu, from 94th Street, was last seen leaving New York-Presbyterian Queens and was found on Tuesday, police said.
With rent prices swinging drastically upward in the city, homes near subway stations were also on board the trend, a new report shows.
A study found that an eye-catching 193 of 215 neighborhoods across the city saw its number of home sales drop in the first quarter of 2023.
Astoria residents take note: the Rat Information Portal map shows neighborhood favorites, including Astoria Park, are very much hot spots.
