January 2, By Christian Murray
Denny’s is scheduled to open in Jackson Heights in a little over three weeks.
The diner chain, which put up a “coming soon” sign at its 87-10 Northern Blvd. location in May, announced that it will be opening January 25 on its Facebook page.…
December 31, Staff Report
The police are looking for a man who allegedly held his cellphone under a woman’s shirt on the 7 train earlier this week and started recording.
The 27-year-old victim was standing on the Manhattan-bound 7 train at around 8:15 pm Wednesday when she felt the suspect touch her right leg.…
December 30, By Christian Murray
The NYPIRG Straphangers Campaign issued its 18th annual “State of the Subways” Report Card yesterday and rated the 7 train first equal– along with the 1 and the L– as the best of 20 subway lines.…
December 29, Staff Report
Two men in a car were shot following an argument with the driver of another vehicle in Elmhurst this morning, according to police.
The victims got into a dispute with the other driver, who was in an Acura,…
December 28, Staff Report
A Staten Island man who allegedly broke into several Queens-based bodegas and stole $40,000 in cash, lottery tickets and cigarettes was indicted yesterday on charges of burglary and grand larceny, according to the Queens District Attorney.…
December 28, By Christian Murray
A 16-year-old boy was punched and stabbed by two teenagers Tuesday after getting into a verbal dispute with them in Jackson Heights yesterday.
The incident took place on December 27, on the corner of 35th Avenue and 93rd Street,…
December 26, By Christian Murray
A cellphone store in Elmhurst and another in Corona have both been robbed at gunpoint in the past month by the same two men who allegedly stuck up a Sprint store in Sunnyside in November.…
December 22, Staff Report
The police released footage Wednesday of an individual who allegedly slashed a man’s face with a sharp object in front of KFC on Northern Boulevard last month.
The suspect allegedly got into a dispute with the 25-year-old victim in front of Kentucky Fried Chicken,…
December 21, By Christian Murray
The Parks Department has rejected the applications put forward by three companies that sought to hold for-profit, multiple-day music festivals in Flushing Meadows Corona Park next summer.
The proposals, put forward by AEG, Founders Entertainment and the Madison Square Garden Company,…
December 21, By Christian Murray
Several stores located on Roosevelt Avenue are likely to be demolished to make way for a seven-story mixed use building.
Building permits were filed yesterday that call for the construction of a building at 77-02 Roosevelt Avenue that would consist of 44 apartments,…