Long Island City man exonerated for 1994 murder he didn’t commit
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“Somebody has to figure out how to stop innocent people from going behind that wall.”
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Long Island City's musical parking lot provides welcome respite from COVID crisis
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“People keep saying how we saved their lives, how we saved the summer, how nothing like this really exists anywhere else.”
Read MoreNYC’s first ranked-choice election is coming to Queens. Are voters ready?
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“I don’t know what it is.”
Read MoreLaw enforcement community remembers Georgianna DeRosa, one of NYPD’s first female cops
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“She truly was a pioneer and a great person, in addition to being a great cop.”
Read MoreAfter months-long delay, Queens will pick a new borough president Tuesday
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Democrat Donovan Richards takes on Republican Joann Ariola and third-party candidate Dao Yin.
Read MoreAstoria Houses tenants weigh rent strike after three weeks without gas
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“I’m not afraid of talking about this. Something has to be done.”
Read MoreAs Census deadline passes, NYC’s $40 million outreach effort comes to a close
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How did it go in Queens?
Read MoreNew York courts terminate 46 judges in move to slash budget
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The careers of at least six Queens Supreme Court justices will come to an end Dec. 31 after OCA decided to cut ties with nearly every judge over age 70 in the state.
Read MoreNewly cohesive Queens GOP heads into November election
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“Fractures in Queens have been minimized. There’s only a small group of malcontents.”
Read MoreAs arrests plummeted, NYC DAs hired 900 new employees over past decade
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An August report by the IBO examines how staff levels have increased as arrests dropped in New York City between 2010 and 2019.
Read MoreFridge-jacking exposes division in Rockaway Beach
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The fridge was stocked with food for neighbors in need. Then someone stole it.
Read MoreFor actor Keisuke Hoashi, prolific career has roots in Forest Hills, SUNY Potsdam and state Assembly
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“I learned pretty early that Hollywood and acting works almost entirely on what you look like and not what you can do.”
Read MoreJudge Marguerite Grays, first African American woman to lead Queens Supreme, takes helm at crucial time
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“Always follow the law. If you follow the law, you’ll be able to sleep at night.”
Read MoreAs NYC’s DNA database swells, Queens councilman questions Black Lives Matter protest arrests
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“I’m hoping there’s no correlation between the protests and DNA swabs that are being entered into the system to track New Yorkers and violate human rights.”
Read MoreDespite $4M in lost revenue, Queens Village catering hall is back in business
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“Losing June was devastating.”
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