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August 7th's News
A vacant lot may soon see 1,000 new homes proposed for Long Island City as city leaders outline plans for large-scale housing. The project’s details raise questions of affordability, access, and the future of the neighborhood.
The Upper East Side Legionnaires’ disease outbreak led to 92 cases and seven deaths. Here’s how the response unfolded—and what residents should know now.
The Upper East Side Legionnaires’ disease outbreak has resulted in seven deaths and 92 cases. Learn the latest updates, public health response and recovery details.
A new mixed-income housing project is set to transform the Long Island City waterfront, bringing nearly 1,000 new homes and long-term affordability to western Queens.
A fatal shooting and house fire in Queens leaves two family members dead and a suspect in custody. Read how emergency responders managed a tragic scene and what comes next as the investigation continues.
A five-alarm Flushing house fire left one elderly woman dead and injured 19 responders. Details on casualties, response efforts, and local impact.
A Far Rockaway house fire and shooting left two dead and shocked the community as police and firefighters responded to the tragic scene. Read how the events unfolded and what comes next.
A chain-snatching spree in Queens has sparked coordinated police action and renewed conversations about neighborhood safety. Learn what steps you can take.
A 13-story mixed-use development is planned for 50-01 Queens Boulevard in Woodside, featuring ground-floor retail and 140 rental units, with a portion reserved as affordable housing. Learn about the proposal, affordable housing details, and the next steps for this evolving Queens neighborhood.
Sgt. Angel Rampersad’s legacy touches Ozone Park, Queens, and Roosevelt Island as neighbors reflect after the Ozone Park vigil. Community honors and conversations continue amid grief.
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