Elmhurst Hospital Adds Staff, Ventilators | Queens Week In Review

Also: Love In The Time Of Coronavirus | Queens Lawmaker Unveils Rent Relief Proposal | New Directory Lists Open Queens Eateries

Coronavirus And The Special Election | Queens Week In Review

Also: Astoria Supermarket Accused Of Coronavirus Price Gouging | COVID-19 Harassment In Forest Hills | Developers' Plans For Anable Basin

Calls For Club Closure In NE Queens | Queens Week In Review

Also: Subway Security Cameras Coming To Forest Hills | Queens Borough Hall Opens Census Center | Queensbridge Houses' Much-Needed Fixes

Q60 Bus May Stop Going To Manhattan | Queens Week In Review

Also: Behind The Stalled Queens Boulevard Redesign | 3 James Beard Semifinalists In Queens | 'Let's Talk Democracy' In Forest Hills

Queens Groups Sue City Over Jail Plan | Queens Week In Review

Also: Appeals Court Sides With 5Pointz Artists | City Tweaks Approach To District 28 School Integration | Deadly Demolition In SE Queens

The Battle The Amazon HQ2 Fallout Created | Queens Week In Review

Also: Pedestrian Killed On Bell Boulevard | CNBC Anchor Will Challenge Ocasio-Cortez | Kew Gardens Jail Plan Prompts Lawsuit

Queens NYPD Lawsuits Cost $3.4M Last Year | Queens Week In Review

Also: Community Board Application Deadline Extended | Forest Hills, Astoria Riders Sound Off On Queens Bus Network Redesign

Unsafe Facades Spotted On 124 Buildings | Queens Week In Review

Also: Briarwood School Sued Over Sexual Abuse Claim | 4 Borough President Candidates Off The Ballot | More Bed Bugs In Forest Hills Subway

These 124 Queens Buildings Have Unsafe Facades, Data Shows

At least 100 Queens buildings have crumbling facades that may pose a serious threat to pedestrians, a Patch/New York Times analysis found.

Queens Night Market Vendors Get New Spot | Queens Week In Review

Also: Jimmy Van Bramer Out Of Borough President Race | Mixed Messages On MTA's Queens Bus Redesign | Lokanta Owner Dies

7 Train Announcements Get A New Voice | Queens Week In Review

Also: Astoria Nonprofit Faces Threats, Theft | BQX Streetcar Plan Still Chugging Along | NE Queens Parents Heckle Schools Chancellor

Hunters Point Library Under Investigation | Queens Week In Review

Also: Activists Protest Queens DA Melinda Katz's Inauguration | Alley Pond Environmental Center Moves | 10-Year-Old Killed In Crash

Bus Routes Get Major Redesign | Queens Week In Review

Businesses We Lost In 2019 | Borough President Election Date | Synagogue Security

Queens Year In Review: The Borough's Best Stories Of 2019

Amazon Deal Falls Through | Sandwich King Dies | Tough Battle For DA's Office

Queens County Farm Museum Plans Expansion | Queens Week In Review

Also: Queens Family Grapples With Arson Aftermath | Cause Of South Ozone Park Sewage Flood Revealed | Astoria Boulevard Subway Stop Reopens

SEE: Humpback Whale Wows NYC Surfers

Surfers braving freezing temperatures were joined by a humpback whale.

Queens Sewage Flood Response Scrutinized | Queens Week In Review

Also: Bayside Animal Rescue Group Fights To Reclaim Dog | LIC Gallerist Ate Art Basel's $120K Banana | Queens BP Hopefuls Talk Education

Water Main Break Parches Far Rockaway Hospital, Residents

A water main break early Tuesday left Far Rockaway residents with low water pressure or no water at all for hours.

Raw Sewage Floods Into Homes | Queens Week In Review

Revenge Porn Investigation | NYC's Best Teachers | Uber's Surprise Top Destination

Borough President Hopefuls Talk Stances | Queens Week In Review

Also: ADA Lawsuit Filed Against $41M Hunters Point Library | Queens McDonald's Fined For Violating Labor Laws | Alley Pond School To Expand

Holliswood Center Veterans Come Together for Veterans Day

80 Years of Experience With Endless and Priceless Stories of Their Lives

9/11 Memorial Riders Mistakenly Ticketed | Queens Week In Review

Also: New Mega-Development To Rise In Flushing | Jackson Heights Bakery Among Best Of 2019 | Queens DA To Release Records On Dishonest Cops

NYPD Divers Rescue Kitesurfer Stranded Off Breezy Point

NYPD divers rescued a kitesurfer who became stranded off the coast of Breezy Point midday Saturday, police said on social media.

Queens Gets A New Pro Soccer Team | Queens Week In Review

Also: Ice Skating Rink Opening At JFK Airport Hotel | Astoria's "Sandwich King" Dies At 60 | Baisley Park Houses Community Center To Reopen

DOT Rejected Fixes For Fatal Crash Site | Queens Week In Review

Also: Famous Flushing Soup Dumpling Spot Reopens | Melinda Katz Will Be Queens' Next DA | Drug Deadlier Than Fentanyl Seized In Major Bust

​Drug 100 Times Deadlier Than Fentanyl Seized In NYC | Patch PM

Huge Harlem Development Angers Opponents | Man Climbs Midtown Traffic Light | 'Untrustworthy' Cops

20K Queens Students Homeless Last Year | Queens Week In Review

Also: JFK AirTrain Fare Goes Up | Queens Catholic School Sued Over Hair Policy | Teen Arrested For Shooting Outside Jamaica School

Sanders Rally Blindsides Queensbridge | Queens Week In Review

Also: London Lennie's Is Here To Stay | Queens Arm-Wrestling Champ Busted For Bogus Cancer Cure | Astoria Park's New Track And Field Open

What Kew Gardens Will Get For A New Jail | Queens Week In Review

Also: Little Neck's New, $1.5M Playground Will Have Limited Hours | New JFK Airport Hiring Programs In Southeast Queens | Queens Pols Fined

Open House New York: Historic Queens Venues Open To The Public

More than two dozen historic venues and design studios across Queens will open their doors to the public this weekend.

Angry Residents Bash Queens Shelter Plan | Queens Week In Review

Also: Reviving Old LIRR Branch Would Cost Billions | Hunters Point Library To Fix Accessibility Issue | Elmhurst Target Fight Goes To Court

Mets Fan Hit By T-Shirt Missile Sues Team | Queens Week In Review

Also: Controversial College Point Shelter Will Only House Women | Donovan Richards Is Running For Queens Borough President | Lasers At JFK

'Eat The Babies': AOC Hears Modest Proposal On Climate Change

A woman turned Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's latest town hall event upside down with a pitch that would make Jonathan Swift proud.

$24M Restoration For Pavilion Towers | Queens Week In Review

Also: IKEA Will Open In Queens in 2020 | Jamaica Woman Arrested For Vandalizing Church | Forest Hills Singer Goes On 'The Voice'

Queensboro Hill VFW Starts GoFundMe | Queens Week In Review

Also: Inside The New Hunters Point Library | Queensbridge Filmmaker Launches City Council Bid | Trump's Childhood Home Up For Auction Again

Cuomo Honors Cop For 9/11 Activism | Queens Week In Review

Queens Night Market Fall 2019 Launches This Weekend | Man Scales Unisphere In Climate Change Protest | CUNY Cafeteria Flunks Health Exam

Queens' Newest School Opens Its Doors | Queens Week In Review

Also: Coding School Opening In Bayside | Queens Teacher Arrested For Stealing School Supplies | Rugby Club Kicks Off In Western Queens

Pilot Crashes Into JFK Airport Sign, Takes Off Anyway: Lawsuit

The plane smashed into a sign, damaged its wing then took off as passengers screamed, the lawsuit claims.

Queens Beach Club Vandalized With Anti-Semitic Graffiti: Report

Vandals covered the playground at the Silver Gull Beach Club in Breezy Point with racist and anti-Semitic graffiti, according to reports.

Sex Worker Arrested For Chef Death | Queens Week In Review

Also: Jackson Heights Activist Challenges NY Assembly Member | Union Turnpike To Lose A Lane | Ex-Queens Rep Accused Of Sexual Assault