Kristen Guglielmo

For generations, families have walked through the doors of Manor Delicatessen, greeted by the aromas of its Bavarian fare and friendly service. But this week, the mainstay is closing its

A lithium-ion battery charging inside the basement of a two-story Woodhaven residence caught fire in the early hours of Aug. 12, according to the FDNY.

New legislation introduced Aug. 13 would require the city to notify residents when the ambulance system is experiencing severe backlogs.

Cops are searching for a man responsible for multiple robberies throughout South Queens this month.

A lithium-ion battery charging inside the basement of a two-story Woodhaven residence caught fire in the early hours of Aug. 12, according to the FDNY. Off

A fisherman came across a surprise in Howard Beach on the evening of Aug. 21 when he netted in an inert grenade, according to police.

“It's stupid. It won't last.” That was a Richmond Hill High School student named Jay, standing outside the building at dismissal last September, days into New York's new statewide school phone ban.

The Mamdani administration sued the City Council on Aug. 19 to block a new law granting school paraprofessionals payments of up to $10,000, filing

Queens will pick up 2,525 new public school seats for the 2026-27 school year, more than half of the 4,656 the School Construction Authority is delivering citywide.

The Mamdani administration sued the City Council on Aug. 19 to block a new law granting school paraprofessionals payments of up to $10,000, filing in Manha