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Looking for a place in Manhattan? Start looking elsewhere
The rental market in Manhattan has become even more competitive due to high prices and low inventory.
Microsoft kicks off E3 with Xbox 360 showcase
The biggest week for gamers kicked off with some exciting news for XBox owners.
Yankees see dip in attendance at home games
The Yankees are facing one of their worst home attendance records in years, and experts say the only way they can get fans back to the Bronx is by winning.
Colleagues Trace the Void Left by a Firefighter
Colleagues, friends and others recall the bravery and humility of a Brooklyn firefighter who gave his all to the job.
Mets Fans Revel, for Now, in an Undefeated Season
A 4-0 start sparked new passion for Amazin fans and they hope the good luck can continue.
City’s Bravest help with special delivery
A group of firefighters from Jamaica had to play the part of storks in response to a frantic 911 call from an expecting father.
Jamaica kicks off Kwanzza festivities
A southeast Queens arts group aims to instill positive life values during its annual celebration of the African American holiday.
Sister wants justice to heal
After more than a year of looking for answers, the family of a slain Queens Village father tries to come together and honor his life by keeping his son’s spirits high.
Gangs change street culture
The prevalence of gangs and illegal weapons has damaged the sense of safety in southeast Queens over the last couple of years. Although it has driven many to fear for their lives, it has also prompted some groups to take action and curb the violence.
Jack the Cat group pushes pets as passengers
The famous lost JFK cat is still inspiring pet lovers across the nation and one supporter is going to the web to make sure his tragedy never happens again.
SE Queens actors shine as stars
A pair of young Queens actors are the shining stars of Radio City’s Christmas show and share their experience.
IS 59 students fight battle over obesity
A group of Queens students took to the stage to tackle a growing problem among the nation’s youth.
Safe Space offers SE Qns. kids a new beat on life
A center for needy Queens kids has come up with a new program that tackles their problems through the hippest form of art.
Cheerleading helps SE Queens girls stand tall
A new team in SE Queens aims to raise the spirits and self-confidence of young women in the area.
Friends and family mourn Q111 victim
Friends and family pay their last respects to a Queens immigrant who was killed for being at the wrong place at the wrong time.
Former LIRR employee writes Jamaica station history
A railroad history buff has chronicled the life of one of the city’s oldest stations in a new photo book.
Queens pair wins ‘lotto’ cash
Two borough lottery players had a lot to be thankful for this holiday season as their luck made them a whole lot richer.
Jackson Hts. sign spells out historical connections
Community leaders say not too many people know that one of the most popular board games was created and perfected in Jackson Heights. A new street sign aims to change that.
Restored park honors civic leader
A Laurelton park got a major makeover and the family of the man it is named after could not have been prouder.