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Over 100 Flushing residents and activists marched from Lippmann Plaza — the pedestrian walkway between 39th and Roosevelt avenues — to Citi Field last Saturday to protest Mets owner Steve

Dozens of members of the Flushing Anti Displacement Alliance (FADA) marched from Flushing’s Lippman Plaza to Citi Field on Saturday, Feb. 3 to publicly

It's Super Bowl Sunday, and the crowds have descended on Las Vegas, a city used to crowds. What if Boston hosted the Summer Olympics after all?

A look back at the 23 predictions for 2023 we made for NYCFC: We didn't do so well to be honest

The developers who plan to build a soccer stadium, affordable housing, retail space, open space, an elementary school and a hotel in Willets Point have

“This is the moment where we need to take politics out of hurting pupils,” said Mayor Adams during an exclusive interview last Friday on mayoral control and a host of

It’s the end of an era for the junkyards made famous in “The Great Gatsby” that once littered a 40-acre triangle in Queens.

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards announced Wednesday his approval of Phase II of the Willets Point redevelopment plan that will bring 1,400 units of

The NYCFC soccer stadium in Willets Point, Queens clears another big hurdle as Borough President Donovan Richards officially recommends approving the project.

Northeast Queens continued on its rollercoaster-esque trajectory in the second half of 2023, with plenty of highs and plenty of lows. After talk of the migrant crisis dominated the news