Astoria Post

Astoria Post An online news publication covering Astoria and East Elmhurst We generate over 1.5 million page views per month.

The Astoria Post was founded in 2013 by Christian Murray, Editor & Co-Publisher, who is a reporter by trade, spending several years covering politics at NEWSDAY whom also wrote about investment banking for Thomson Reuters. He earned a graduate degree at the Columbia School of Journalism, and was nominated for a Pulitzer in 2001 for a story on a New York real estate scam. The Astoria Post is a sub-

site of the Queens Post, a subsidiary of Outer Boro Media- an independent media company that publishes 12 local news sites in Queens and North Brooklyn. We deliver up-to-the-minute reports on education, local politics, small business, crime, neighborhood real estate and more. Our experienced reporters dig up stories—both big and small—that are of concern to local residents. The Queens Post is owned and operated by Christian Murray and Czarinna Andres. The Astoria Post logo and website were redesigned in 2012 by artist/designer Patricia Dorfman. In 2017, the website was redesigned again by Nuno Faustino of Sitebreed. For news tips, advertising requests, or any other further information, please E-Mail: [email protected] or Call: 516-242-0633

New Year’s Eve is just weeks away, and there are plenty of decisions to make, from choosing whether to go all out or hos...
12/11/2025

New Year’s Eve is just weeks away, and there are plenty of decisions to make, from choosing whether to go all out or host a cozy get-together at home, to finding the perfect outfit and choosing a venue to celebrate the promise of a new year when the clock strikes 12. Whether you want to celebrate the night in style or enjoy a neighborhood gem, here are venues throughout western Queens for the perfect New Year’s Eve celebration.

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Council Member Tiffany Cabán joined a number of transit advocacy groups in Astoria Tuesday night to protest against a Qu...
12/10/2025

Council Member Tiffany Cabán joined a number of transit advocacy groups in Astoria Tuesday night to protest against a Queens Supreme Court ruling ordering the Department of Transportation to halt plans for a protected bike lane along 31st Street.

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Brian Romero, the former chief-of-staff to Assembly Member Jessica González-Rojas, officially launched his campaign to s...
12/10/2025

Brian Romero, the former chief-of-staff to Assembly Member Jessica González-Rojas, officially launched his campaign to succeed González-Rojas in Assembly District 34 with a kickoff event in Jackson Heights.

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A coalition of Astoria residents and business owners gathered outside the St. Demetrios Greek-American School Tuesday mo...
12/09/2025

A coalition of Astoria residents and business owners gathered outside the St. Demetrios Greek-American School Tuesday morning to celebrate a court ruling ordering the Department of Transportation to halt plans for a protected bike lane along 31st Street.

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Photos: PS84Q spreads holiday cheer with annual Winterfest Holiday Market
12/09/2025

Photos: PS84Q spreads holiday cheer with annual Winterfest Holiday Market

PS84Q Steinway Elementary held its 4th Annual Winterfest Holiday Market last Saturday, Dec 6. featuring an afternoon of holiday fun.

An Astoria man was convicted of attempted murder, assault and other crimes for shoving his 64-year-old mother out of the...
12/08/2025

An Astoria man was convicted of attempted murder, assault and other crimes for shoving his 64-year-old mother out of their third-floor apartment window in 2024, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced Monday.

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A Queens judged has ordered the Department of Transportation to halt a planned protected bike lane on Astoria’s 31st Str...
12/08/2025

A Queens judged has ordered the Department of Transportation to halt a planned protected bike lane on Astoria’s 31st Street in a surprise ruling that defies legal precedent in the city.

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Queens favorite Somedays Bakery expanding with first-ever Manhattan location
12/08/2025

Queens favorite Somedays Bakery expanding with first-ever Manhattan location

The Flatiron District is getting a taste of something sweet with the expansion of Somedays Bakery at its first-ever Manhattan location.

An upscale, multi-floor salon has just opened in Astoria, offering guests the ultimate destination to unwind and meet al...
12/05/2025

An upscale, multi-floor salon has just opened in Astoria, offering guests the ultimate destination to unwind and meet all their beauty needs, from hair and nails to facials and massages.

Bubbles & Mane, located at 23-67 31st St. in Astoria, held its grand opening on Friday, Nov. 28, to invite guests to explore the expansive space where they can spend the day indulging in all of their wellness needs to feel good on the inside and out.

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