Kayla Levy covers all things Astoria, Long Island City, Forest Hills and Bayside for Patch. She has written for New York Magazine's Curbed and the Strategist, and Time Out. Follow her on Twitter @kaylev and send story tips to kayla.levy@patch.com.
A 9/11 tribute ride planned to stop by Richie Pearlman's home. Locals blame their community board leader for the change, and want her out.
Robert Majors, who was wrongfully incarcerated for armed robbery, is suing the city for withholding evidence of his innocence for 21 years.
The 77-year-old woman was walking on a Long Island City sidewalk in broad daylight when the person began attacking her, police video shows.
9 cases of West Nile virus in NYC prompted health officials to call for mosquito-safety measures, like bug spray, through October.
Noe Amador Licona, a father-of-one, died while working a delivery shift in Sunnyside — marking another death of an NYC delivery worker.
Drivers who want to get to Astoria, or avoid an accidental bridge toll, should take note of the Exit 45 closure for the rest of this month.
The Monday morning hit-and-run comes after a deadly weekend in NYC where six people were killed by drivers, including one man in Sunnyside.
Police said that the young, Forest Hills resident is the woman who was caught on camera smashing a pair of church statues to pieces in July.
The motorcyclist, who braked when a driver made a U-turn in the middle of a Sunnyside block, flew over his bike into the car, police said.
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Forest Hills Volunteer Ambulance Corps' 9/11 memorial ride will be on 9/12, but return to its usual course after pandemic-related changes.
NRG Energy got approval to build test piles and a temporary office for construction of a power plant, which remains disputed, records show.
The festival, which runs from Friday through Sunday, includes an Andy Warhol-inspired cow maze, carnival games, local vendors, and more.
Bout Boxing fitness studio and Ros Niyom, a Thai eatery, are opening where The Creek and the Club once stood, the Queens Post reported.
Saucy Fried Chicken, which will open on Sept. 24, has a fried chicken menu with over 63 sauces, plus seafood stews, vegan options, and more.
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Here are the details for three 9/11 memorial events happening in Bayside and College Point on the 20th anniversary of the attacks.
The police found a man dead in his Glendale home on Tuesday. Sources told the NY Post that he is an NYPD officer who committed suicide.
