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 22-year-old man was found sitting in the driver's seat of a car at 41st Street and 30th Ave with a gunshot wound to the back, NYPD said.
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Bayside Grew In 2020 As People Fled NYC | Little League Field Finally Complete | Rep. Meng, Bayside School Host 'Stop AAPI Hate' Rally
A Charitable BBQ Pop Up In Astoria | Burglars Steal Cash, Pills From Local Pharmacies | Astoria Cafe's Instagram Post Sparks Controversy
The $1.7 million ribbon was cut on Crocheron Park's newly renovated little league baseball field — the day before the spring season begins
104-year-old Kenneth Neilson has had a library card at the 125-year-old Queens Public Library for most of his life.
A leader of the 89th Street Tenant Union confronted the Mayor on the Brian Lehrer Show about helping those displaced by a giant Queens fire.
On Thursday morning the Forest Hills Fishery owner returned to his store to discover a broken back window, and $2,500 in cash missing.
The NYPD identified a pattern in eight citywide burglaries, including three at Astoria pharmacies and one at a Jackson Heights bodega.
The Douglaston library is among five branches reopening next week for customers to pick up reading materials.
A Queens man was sentenced twice in the span of two weeks for identity theft and for stealing mail from an Astoria apartment building.
Cops identified four men who hauled a woman's body from a Queens building and stashed it in a car — three were charged with murder.
Tickets for AJR's 2022 OK ORCHESTRA Tour, which will have one NYC stop at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, go on sale tomorrow.
Tikkun BBQ, a mission-driven pop-up, started in Eli Goldman's apartment, but now he partners with local eateries to raise money for charity.
A grand jury in Queens indicted a man on 39-counts, including attempted murder, after he threatened to kill a group of protesters in Queens.
After a fire started at a laundromat, the cafe next door called their shop 'FIRE' in a post that attracted many comments — good and bad.
The virtual rally on Wednesday night organized by Beacon programs at three Queens middle schools will bring together Rep. Meng and families.
Cops caught the men hauling the woman's body from a building in Far Rockaway and stashing it in the back of a car.
The annual Urban Field Station’s Artist in Residence Program will be hosted virtually this year out of Fort Totten Park in Bayside.
A new study shows how residents fled many NYC neighborhoods in droves, but more people moved to Bayside than left.
