The G Train is Back, Commuters are Hesitant to Celebrate
By Angelina Banek After a long summer of repairs, on Tuesday Sep. 3 The MTA announced G train service would resume between Brooklyn and Queens. …[read more]
Queens
Rising Robbery Rates Alarm Residents in Queens District 2
BY: SOFIA CANONGE Queens District 2, encompassing the neighborhoods of Long Island City, Woodside, and Sunnyside, is grappling with a surge in robberies—the highest rate …[read more]
NYCFC move into fifth after home win against Nashville FC
BY ALANIS GUINADA NYCFC overtook Nashville FC to win 2-1 on Saturday, April 15 at CitiField in Queens, New York. The comfortable early lead and …[read more]
Queens Comes Together to Support Hate Crime Victims
BY LUIS MONGE On Friday, March 10, a rally was held at Corona Plaza for the Lai family, who were victims of a recent hate …[read more]
Woman-Owned Middle Eastern Restaurant Survives the Most Challenging Months of the COVID-19 Pandemic
BY ALANIS GUINADA Nana Good Eats is a woman-owned kosher business in Whitestone, Queens that has been going strong since its grand opening in November …[read more]
DOT, Council Confronts Pedestrian Fatalities Across NYC
BY DEJA WALLACE On Feb. 14., borough commissioners, council members, and concerned New Yorkers filled City Council chambers to discuss the increase in pedestrian deaths …[read more]
Celebrating 50 Years of Hip-Hop with Chuck D
BY LUIS MONGE On Monday, Feb. 27, The Queens Public Library hosted “Hip Hop 50th National Celebration Kick-Off with Chuck D,” who is an author, …[read more]
Queens Community Celebrates Ash Wednesday
BY ALANIS GUINADA QUEENS— Numerous Catholics from Jamaica, Queens and the surrounding communities gathered at St. Pius the V Church to mark the Ash Wednesday …[read more]
DOT Commissioner Announces Largest-Ever Car-Free Earth Day
By TYRELL INGRAM NYC Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodríguez announced in Times Square that this year’s Car-Free Earth Day will expand across the five …[read more]
Restored W Line Creates Service Cuts for Some Queens Riders
By MARK SULEYMANOV After six years of hibernation, the W train is back in service but its revival has forced cutbacks to other trains …[read more]