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Jackson Heights street co-named after late civic leader

November 18, Staff Report

A block on 74th Street was named after a longtime Jackson Heights leader today.

Several local politicians, family members, and community members gathered to celebrate Emma Brandt, a neighborhood leader who died a year ago,…

Moya to hold town hall meeting Thursday, city agencies to be represented

November 16, By Hannah Wulkan

Residents of Corona and Jackson Heights will have a chance to get answers to any City-related questions Thursday night.

Assembly Member Francisco Moya is hosting a Quality of Life Town Hall to address constituent concerns tomorrow night with representatives from many different city agencies.…

Man shot in Corona, cops looking for suspect

November 14, By Hannah Wulkan

Police are searching for a suspect who shot a 22-year-old man in the leg in Corona last night.

According to police, the victim was walking eastbound on 57th Avenue outside the Popeye’s restaurant near 97th Street around 7:40 p.m.…

Police looking for missing man in Jackson Heights

November 11, Staff Report

Police are searching for a man who was reported missing from Jackson Heights on Sunday.

According to police, 37-year-old Martin Mejia was last seen around 9:50 p.m. on October 9 outside of Melanie Deli and Grocery at 95-02 35th Avenue.…

NYPD releases video of suspect who allegedly mugged 84-year-old woman

November 9, Staff Report

Police have released video footage of a man who allegedly mugged an elderly woman in Jackson Heights last week.

The suspect allegedly came up behind the 84-year-old victim outside of 35-55 80th Street around 11:45 a.m.…

Democrats sweep local races, only one new face emerges

November 9, By Hannah Wulkan

The presidential election was the focus of much conversation for the last few days and months, but equally important to many residents’ day-to-day lives were the local positions decided yesterday.

The only local seat that saw change was the 30th Assembly District,…

Following uptick in graffiti, Ferraras-Copeland launches graffiti removal program

November 7, Staff Report

Councilwoman Julissa Ferreras-Copeland launched a graffiti removal program Friday in response to reports that there has been an uptick in vandalism.

The councilwoman has allocated $15,000 toward the program that will fund graffiti cleanups in the 21st Council district through June 30,…