Work to bring upgrades to 73rd Avenue, including bicycle lanes, will start sometime in the next few weeks, the city Department of Transportation announced Tuesday.
The standard bike lanes will extend in both directions between 199th Street and Francis Lewis Boulevard and between the Clearview Expressway’s southbound exit and 210th Street.
The city Department of Transportation heard from Queens residents from community boards spanning what it called “outer Queens” from the south of the borough to the northeast during a workshop on its five-year master street plan last Friday.Th…
Police last week made an arrest in the July 18 hit-and-run incident that left a 4-year-old boy in critical condition at Cohen’s Children’s Medical Center in New Hyde Park, LI, after he was struck by a two-wheeled motorized vehicle in Flushing…
It used to be when people thought of the city’s Department of Transportation, it was limited to filling potholes and setting up detours to navigate drivers around road construction.But the NYC Streets Plan, or the agency’s master plan for the…
For the next year, the Lindenwood Circle will serve as the location for a new minimalist design project that aims to display greenery in geometrical shapes.Councilman Eric Ulrich (R-Ozone Park), the Queens Botanical Garden, the Howard Beach L…
A minority-owned and operated service company with more than 100 positions available at the airports in Queens is holding a job fair Aug. 18 in Jamaica.Red Eye Aviation Services is looking to fill jobs in areas including customer service, ram…
Braddock Avenue, once dubbed the “worst street in Queens,” has finally been repaved. Now, traveling down the road feels “like riding a cloud.”“Before you basically had to use a pogo stick, but now not only can you ride a bike on it ... this i…
The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday approved the environmental review of the proposed AirTrain project from Willets Point to LaGuardia Airport.The approval appears to clear the way for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey …
The city renamed an Ozone Park street last Sunday in honor of a beloved neighborhood Hindu priest.Councilman Eric Ulrich (R-Ozone Park), Borough President Donovan Richards, Assemblywoman Jenifer Rajkumar (D-Woodhaven) and state Sen. Joe Addab…
The city’s Department of Transportation will solicit input from Queens residents for the next NYC Streets Plan, its next five-year transportation master plan, in Zoom meetings on July 22 and 23.The workshop for what the agency called Middle Q…
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