BY MICHAEL CHENG Busting at its seams with foot traffic comparable to that of Times Square, 22 bus lines, the 7 train, and a LIRR stop, Downtown Flushing has the highest pedestrian count in... Read more
BY DOMENICK RAFTER Editor in Chief Former Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi came out on top of the competitive Democratic Party primary to succeed U.S. Rep. Steve Israel (D-Long Island/Quee... Read more
BY JACKIE STRAWBRIDGE Staff Writer Several Queens elected officials, as well as other City politicians and community leaders, received awards and commendation at the Working Families Party 1... Read more
Pop quiz, hot shot: You’re a well-liked public servant whose last run for office didn’t end well. You still feel like you can contribute to Queens. What do you do? That’s a... Read more
BY JOE MARVILLI Calling Queens foodies! The Flushing Business Improvement District will kick off June with the second edition of their annual Food Festival. Taking place on June 1 from 12 p.... Read more
BY NATALIA KOZIKOWSKA Anthony Weiner, whose career as a congressman was cut short after he accidentally posted sexually suggestive photos of himself to his Twitter followers, has joined the... Read more
BY LUIS GRONDA Two former staffers of City Comptroller John Liu were found guilty of being involved of a fraud scheme last Friday. The two ex-staffers, Jia Hou, also known as Jenny Hou and X... Read more
BY JOE MARVILLI Four Democratic candidates came together in the Rosenthal Library at Queens College to debate and discuss their plans if elected mayor and how those plans would affect reside... Read more
