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It happens only once every 12 years —and it’s about to happen again beginning Feb. 10. It’s the Year of the Dragon on the Chinese zodiac, and, if you happen

The second six months of 2023 were eventful ones in Northern Queens, filled with celebration, political disputes and much more. With all eyes on Northern Queens following the second indictment

There’s never a dull moment in Northern Queens — and in the first half of 2023, neither were there any in the news. As now-ex Congressman George Santos became the

Mayor Adams on Thursday presented city residents and taxpayers with the bill for the continued influx of immigrants and asylum seekers.No city department or service looks to be immune from

The Queens, Brooklyn and New York public libraries were some of the many city agencies that will have funding cut by five percent this month. The cuts will

Mayor Adams on Thursday presented city residents and taxpayers with the bill for the continued influx of immigrants and asylum seekers.No city department or service looks to be immune from

Queens Public Library will open its newly renovated teen centers at the Cambria Heights, Central and Flushing libraries this week and open a brand new teen

Flushing Councilwoman Sandra Ung, along with representatives from various local organizations that provide summer opportunities for area youth, announced her

DEVASTATING FIRE IN WOODSIDE; 9 INJURED: A massive fire on 59th Street in Woodside on Tuesday, March 7 resulted in 200-plus-person response, 9 injured firefighters and 18 displaced residents. Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris issued this statement following a fire that injured nine FDNY firefighters and displaced eighteen area residents: “Last night’s devastating fire caused