The Mayor joins a growing list of Queens elected officials and advocacy groups opposing the fracked gas proposal for Astoria's peaker plant.
Council member Costa Constantinides endorsed Kathryn Garcia as his second pick for mayor, following his 2020 endorsement of Scott Stringer.
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Constantinides will resign from City Council starting April 9 to accept a job as the CEO of the Variety Boys and Girls Club.
Long-awaited repairs to the Hallets Point baseball fields finally began Wednesday, a project that will bring new grass, dugouts and more.
The Congresswomen encouraged the mayor to add vaccination sites to facilities in Long Island City and Astoria.
Applications to serve on a Queens community board are due by the end of the day Friday.
The Rock Health & Fitness, a gym on 31st Street in Astoria, got approval to authorize its expansion from one floors to two.
State Assembly Member Zohran Mamdani will introduce himself and his staff and listen to attendees' comments and concerns about the district.
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards will host a hearing Thursday on a proposed apartment building at 30-02 Newtown Ave.
More than 100 people joined a virtual discussion Thursday to share ideas for a re-envisioned Queensbridge Baby Park.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo lifted restrictions Wednesday on color-coded coronavirus cluster zones across the state, but not in Queens.
The upcoming renovation will make the library fully accessible, officials said this week.
Wondering about the status of the Astoria public library renovation? Officials will discuss the new design Monday.
The parks department will let community composter Big Reuse stay on its site under the Queensboro Bridge until June 2021.
The library has until 2025 to make a decision about whether to lease the 5Pointz space, a Queens Public Library spokesperson said.
Tenants of a rent-regulated apartment building in Astoria say their landlord has left them out in the cold — so to speak.
Lawmakers in Queens neighborhoods where COVID-19 rates are rising say the city has given them no guidance on what's causing the upticks.
The $1.87 million renovation will rebuild the plaza surrounding the park's beloved Doughboy monument.
State Sen. Michael Gianaris ran unopposed in the general election, handing him an automatic win once the polls closed Tuesday night.
Newcomer Zohran Mamdani ran unopposed in the general election after defeating Assembly Member Aravella Simotas in the June primary.
U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has won her first re-election bid, the Associated Press projected Tuesday night.
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Starting early next year, construction crews will clear debris and trash from the cove and demolish its dilapidated pier.
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Ex-Stonewall Democratic Club President Rod Townsend on Thursday became the second candidate to drop out of the race and endorse Cabán's bid.
A new video shows the moment Department of Homeless Services cops arrested a Queens man after he photographed them not wearing masks.
The parks department is slated to begin work this fall on a multimillion-dollar restoration of the concrete seawall along Hallets Cove.
The public defender made a name for herself in progressive politics after her near victory in last year's Queens district attorney race.
The city will move homeless individuals out of a Long Island City hotel where they have been staying during the coronavirus pandemic.
The former Queens district attorney candidate is planning to run for City Council next year, according to a City & State report.
U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney was certified as the winner of the Democratic primary after a six-week delay to count absentee ballots.
Officials are kicking off a weeklong competition to increase 2020 U.S. Census response rates in Queens and the rest of New York City.
New York Assembly Member Aravella Simotas on Wednesday conceded to challenger Zohran Mamdani, a first-time candidate for elected office.
The AP called the race for U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as she held a clear lead over three Democratic challengers Tuesday night.
State Sen. Michael Gianaris declared victory Tuesday night in his bid for reelection, even with thousands of absentee ballots uncounted.
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