Queens Chronicle

11/14/2025

Need some fun reading material for the weekend? Check out the 10 articles and photo spread that make up our 47th anniversary special edition: Roar into the '20s!

You still don’t have that time machine you’ve always dreamed of, but perhaps the next best thing is in your hands right now — the Queens Chronicle’s 47th Annual Anniversary

11/14/2025

Ebenezer Baptist makes history Ebenezer Baptist-Church

Ebenezer Baptist Church of Flushing on Nov. 9 celebrated its 155th anniversary of serving souls and serving the community.State Sen. John Liu paid a surprise visit to the service, and

11/14/2025

Clear the bus lanes NYC DOT

The Q6 bus route, which connects 168th Street in Jamaica with John F. Kennedy International Airport, will become the eighth line in Queens to issue lane violation tickets from cameras

11/14/2025

Police are still on the lookout for a man who attacked a woman on Sept. 30 inside the Q83 while it was in St. Albans because of her sexual orientation. He was seen wearing a maroon jacket, said the NYPD.

11/14/2025

The city on Monday announced its criteria for legalizing existing illicit basement apartments through the Authorization for Temporary Residence pilot program.

The Adams administration on Monday announced its proposed criteria for legalizing basement and cellar apartments.The Authorization for Temporary Residence pilot program, which was included in the City of Yes for

11/14/2025

The city Department of Transportation removed an illegally installed basketball court on public property in Howard Beach, much to the dismay of area residents.

The city Department of Transportation last Saturday removed an illegally installed basketball court on public property at the intersection of 161st Avenue and 83rd Street in Howard Beach, much to

11/14/2025

The eighth Veterans Day Youth-Parade in St. Albans was Tuesday. Area police, NYPD Explorers and more were in attendance for the procession that led to the St. Albans VA Medical Center.

Military servicemembers were honored in a Veterans Day parade through St. Albans on a cold Tuesday morning.The parade began at Roy Wilkins Park before making its way down Merrick and

11/14/2025

Both supporters and opponents of the planned Interborough Express weighed in on the project last week, during a public scoping meeting in Middle Village.

Passionate voices both for and against the Interborough Express came to the mic last Thursday, when the Metropolitan Transportation Authority held a public scoping meeting on the project at Christ

11/14/2025

A woman is wanted by police in connection with a robbery the evening of Nov. 1 in Woodhaven.

A woman is wanted by the NYPD in connection with a robbery the evening of Nov. 1 in Woodhaven, within the confines of the 102nd Precinct.It was reported to cops

11/13/2025

‘Death of a Salesman’ dazzles in Douglaston

W***y Loman can gladhand anyone and regale them with his stories of the friendships and respect he has garnered in more than 30 years as a groundbreaking salesman; and how

11/13/2025

An armed masked thief, last seen wearing a surgical mask and blue hoodie, is wanted for the police for robbing a nail salon and Checkers fast food joint.

The NYPD said it is still on the lookout for an unidentified man who was last seen wearing a surgical mask, blue sweatshirt and white sneakers and robbed two commercial

11/13/2025

President Trump last night signed a bill to keep the government funded through January, ending the longest federal shutdown in the nation's history.

The longest federal government shutdown in American history ended Wednesday night, when the House of Representatives narrowly approved a stopgap spending bill that President Trump then signed.Lawmakers voted 222-209 to