The Downtown Jamaica Riddim & Jazz Festival will kick off with performances headlined by Riddim Section favorites, Dennis ...

Senator Joseph P. Addabbo, Jr. presented a scholarship check from the New York Conference of Italian American State ...

Assemblymember Catalina Cruz joined Queens Borough President Donovan Richards Jr., Council Members Shekar Krishnan and Shanel ...

Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI) has launched Site Interruptions, a new series of artist commissions unfolding across MoMI’s ...

Join the Bayside Historical Society in celebrating our newest exhibit, Home Front and Front Lines: 250 Years of American ...

Betty Orth, our benefactor, would have been 100 this month. She was an avid birder. It was her wish that the Museum offer ...

The New York Knicks’ 2026 championship run generated significant economic activity for bars, restaurants, and nightlife businesses across New York City, according to a new survey released today by the ...

Queens veterinarians and animal advocates are again urging pet owners to take proper care of pets that may easily become overheated or dehydrated during summer heat waves. Pets that appear sluggish, ...

Police officials are urging residents and businessowners to stay alert and take measures to avoid becoming a victim of crime. “Don’t become a target for thieves and other criminals,” NYPD officials ...

Call it the original home of the “belly bombs,” a hangout for teenagers heading to and from the 1964-65 World’s Fair, a nightspot for grads, or one of Queens’ last drive-in eateries. No matter what ...

The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has launched its annual crackdown on city residents who insist on opening fire hydrants without a city-approved shower cap. Illegally opened hydrants ...

Powell’s Cove Park Forest Restoration Volunteer to help NYC Parks’ Stewardship Team with ongoing restoration work and learn ...