Danielle Woodward is a reporter for Patch in New York City, where she covers all things Queens. She came to Patch from the Traverse City Record-Eagle in Northern Michigan, where she's covered business, features and education news. She's also been a copy editor and producer for the Arizona Republic and has written for the online news site, Addiction Now.
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The man, estimated to be in his late 30s, smacked the unsuspecting teen's butt while she was walking down Northern Boulevard, police said.
The Forest Hills DEP employee was arrested after he snapped the pervy photo in a Burlington Coat Factory at the mall on Monday, police said.
The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down in Queens.
The Jamaica man allegedly tricked his elderly neighbor into signing over the deed to his $50,000 house for free.
The luxury apartments at 21-30 44th Drive come with unobstructed Manhattan skyline views, rooftop access and a hefty price tag.
The festival's Jackson Heights pop-up school on Sept. 15 will teach young filmmakers how to make high-quality movies with just their phones.
The thief's means of entry included removing an AC unit and crashing through a plasterboard wall, police said.
The two masked perps were caught on tape hauling the motorcycle into a minivan.
"They told me she had to die," Danueal Drayton told the Daily News after he was arrested for holding another woman hostage in California.
The 26-year-old Maryland man was wanted for a July 20 shooting in Baltimore, police said.
Long Island City residents can catch the ferry at Gantry Plaza State Park starting Aug. 29.
The Port Washington LIRR train derailed near a stop in Woodside Wednesday afternoon, officials said.
The perp pulled a gun on the 24-year-old man after the two got into an argument on Crescent Street near 42nd Road, police said.
A man killed his wife, ex-wife, 6-year-old son and himself over what appeared to be a nasty custody battle in Astoria, police said Tuesday.
The ramp, which opened at Grand Central Parkway's eastbound Exit 7 on Tuesday, will pick up 20 percent of the airport's daily traffic.
The Whitestone corner will be renamed "Maddie's Way" to honor the 17-year-old killed there by an 88-year-old driver who ran a red light.
The shooting happened Monday night inside an apartment at 30th Drive and 23rd Street, police said.
A suspected killer arrested while holding a California woman hostage confessed to six murders, including that of a Queens nurse, cops say.
The complex, complete with a ground-floor retail space, would be one of the neighborhoods tallest buildings if approved, city records show.
A trio allegedly jumped a 15-year-old for his bike, shoplifted some umbrellas and robbed their cab driver at knifepoint all in the same day.
