Weekend Weather: It's December, Right?

Temperatures have been on the warm side lately.

Sandy Victims Get Priority on 2,500 Vacant Apartments

Deal with private landlords will move storm victims out of hotel rooms and into apartments.

Mobile Mammography Van Coming to Forest Hills

City Councilman Koslowitz bringing van to Forest Hills this weekend.

NYPD Reports Burglary Spike in Sandy-Affected Areas

The Rockaways and Breezy Point have seen a more than 1,000 percent jump in burglaries since the storm.

Police Seeking Suspect in Cross-Borough Larceny

Suspect allegedly stole card from local victim, then withdrew money in Manhattan.

'Civic Virtue' to Move to Brooklyn Dec. 15

The 22-ton statue is expected to make the journey to Green-Wood Cemetery later this month.

Deadline Approaching on Teacher Evaluation System

NYC and teachers union still at loggerheads with $300 million for schools on the table.

Sandy's Hidden Danger? Mold, Report Says

Thousands of flooded homes at heightened risk of mold infestation, Gotham Gazette says.

Community Forum Tonight!

Locals can discuss quality of life issues, meet with NYC government representatives.

Sold! Five-bedroom Colonial for $888,000

Get your real estate fix here.

USDA Will Fund Free Meals for NYC Schools Post-Sandy

Senators Schumer, Gillibrand spearheaded effort to feed children affected by Sandy.

This Week at the Movies

'Killing Them Softly' is a cynical but clever crime picture as political allegory, while Chile's 'Young and Wild' tries too hard to be controversial.

Enter Patch's 'Deck the House' Contest for a Chance to Win $100K

Did you decorate your house for the holidays this year? Enter Patch's contest and you could win $100,000 for your local school district and $500 to pay your electric bills.

What's Best on the Menu: Bangkok Cuisine

What do you order at this restaurant row fusion hotspot?

Queens Toy Drive Will Focus on Sandy Victims

This year's borough-wide toy drive will focus on communities hit hard by October's hurricane.

Forest Hills: Your Favorite Clicks This Week

Check out the most popular stories on the site this week.

MTA Board Members Sloughing Off Public Meetings: Report

The public hearings come before the MTA is expected to vote on a fare hike, which would take effect in March.

Wright Gets Biggest Deal in Mets History: Report

Third baseman to get deal worth more than $138 million.

Need Home Heating Help? Head to Borough Hall

Borough President offers assistance with HEAP.

Obama Signs Bill to Create Natural Gas Pipeline Through Queens, Brooklyn

Pipeline would run through sections of boroughs damaged by Hurricane Sandy.

Weekend Weather: Cold and Rain

Not going to be a great "outdoor" weekend.

Stavisky Urges Residents To Apply for Sandy Clean-up Jobs

Need a gig? The state is hiring clean-up workers.

Koslowitz to Hold Community Forum

Dec. 5 event will feature city reps to talk about Forest Hills issues.

Crime at a Glance: Winter Rolls In

What's happened in local crime recently?

Beckham to Be Queens Soccer King? Report

Daily News reports that David Beckham could have role in Flushing Meadows MLS franchise.

Forest Hills High Gets 'A' on Progress Report

Area school outperforms 68 percent of city high schools.

For Sale: ART!

Art makes the soul do all kinds of crazy things.

Avella to Run for Queens Borough President

State senator made decision for bid after witnessing city's response to Hurricane Sandy in Queens.

Sold! Gardens Home for $1.9 Million

Check out some of the homes that have sold recently in your neighborhood?

This Week at the Movies

Ang Lee's 'Life of Pi' is a visual and narrative marvel, while 'Rust and Bone' features strong performances, 'Hitchcock' is light and amusing if not revelatory and 'Red Dawn' is a disaster.

Could Medical Marijuana Help NY Pay Sandy Costs? Report

Gov. Cuomo remains hesitant to push for legalized marijuana despite millions in possible revenue.

Thousands of Workers Needed for Post-Sandy Clean-Up Jobs

NY Labor Department has received $27 million to put unemployed New Yorkers to work cleaning up.

Thanksgiving Leftovers: What Do You Do With Them?

Share your best recipes for the day after.

NYCHA: No Evictions Through End of Year

Housing Authority promises it will not evict rent-tardy tenants affected by Hurricane Sandy

Driver Killed in Grand Central Parkway Accident

Collision claims one life early Thanksgiving Day.

5 Ways to Volunteer on Thanksgiving

From hosting a Sandy survivor at your dinner table to packing meals for homebound seniors, there’s a wealth of opportunities to give back.

Thanksgiving for Non-Traditionalists

Look, you're already on the Internet. You may as well tell us what you're doing with your day.

Poll: Quinn Frontrunner for Mayor

City Council speaker is the city's top choice for next mayor, Quinnipiac says.

DOE Offers Online Courses for Students Affected by Sandy

The program will allow students to keep up with their coursework online.

Forest Hills Greenmarket Open Thru Dec. 23

An extra month of fresh veggies!