Back in June Mayor de Blasio laid out an ambitious plan for street corridor improvements aimed at speeding up bus service in heavily trafficked areas.
But mass transit advocates who last week were pressing the city to move on creating an eastbound a bus lane on a section of Jamaica Avenue likely are going to have to wait a few months.
Three soccer minifields within a three-mile radius of each another were unveiled Oct. 21 in a virtual ribbon-cutting cerem…
The Flushing busway pilot plan will begin within the next two weeks, the Department of Transportation announced Oct. 23, c…
Key Food on 31st Street in Astoria has shut down despite months of rallying from the community and elected officials.Marya…
Astoria buzzes with activity every Sunday, as residents gather together to enjoy the brunch specials restaurants offer dur…
As the Hindu population of South Queens celebrates Navratri, one of its biggest holidays, the pandemic has forced the colo…
The Oct. 15 shooting in Jamaica’s Rufus King Park is now a homicide.The NYPD announced that Numani Lambert, 22, of Univers…
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