Two men—reportedly including a former game show winner and a circus clown—were taken to New York Burn Center in Manhattan after a house fire broke out on the top floor of the apartment bu More...
The wife of a Glendale police officer who died in the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001 was overcome with joy as she her family members met of a black Labrador retriever from the NYPD Transit Bureau’s K-9 Unit named in the fallen officer’s honor. More...
(AP) This is one anniversary few feel like celebrating.
Two years after economists say the Great Recession ended, the recovery has been the weakest and most lopsided of any since the 1930s. More...
The RED NMF softball league held its spring All-Star Game, followed by its firstround playoff wildcard game and first-round playoffs, on June 12. More...
REV. JOHN D. O’HALLORAN died on Friday, July 1, at the age of 82. He was born in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn on Sept. 8, 1928, and graduated from Theological College Seminary, Garden City, in June 1962. A proud veteran of the U.S. More...
Two of New York City’s major airports—John F. Kennedy and LaGuardia—seem so close and yet so far away for many people traveling between the airfields and their homes or hotels around the five boroughs. More...
Editor’s note: The following letter is an e-mail originally sent to Queens Borough President Helen Marshall and forwarded to the Times Newsweekly. Dear Borough President Marshall:
As a proud resident of Middle Village for over 49 years, I must communicate my deepest concern of the rapidly deteriorating conditions in my community. More...
Over the Fourth of July weekend, many Americans take some time out to think about their country. This year, those thoughts might not be as festive as in the past because the United States is in decline. More...
The Queens County Women's Bar association held their Annual Installation Dinner on Tuesday, June 21 at Russo's on the Bay in Howard Beach. Shown from left to right are Jeremy S. More...
Sweet sounds of music will fill the summer air across communities in Queens during a number of free concerts being held in parks and other outdoor venues in the Times Newsweekly’s coverage area. More...
Pileup Leaves Mess On Maspeth Roads