Officials Cite Urgency In New Aqueduct Bid -->It’s been almost a week since the state killed the bid by Aqueduct Entertainment Group to develop the “Racino” at Aqueduct Racetrack...[continue]

Muss Adds Related Co. To Aid Flushing Sales -->The partnership behind Sky View Parc has enlisted a renowned developer and luxury property manager to help the behemoth mixed-use project cross the proverbial finish line...[continue]

Crowd’s Pleas Fall On Deaf MTA Ears --More than 200 people entered the Sheraton LaGuardia East feeling like the MTA doesn’t give a damn...[continue]

Queens Officials Mixed On Paterson --Queens elected officials are responding to Gov. David Paterson's decision to forego a run for a full term as governor...[continue]

JFK Air Traffic Control Aided By Kid In Tower --A recording of a young boy helping direct air traffic around Kennedy Airport has gotten the staff on duty in hot water and raised questions about security...[continue]

Co-op Shows Its Pride In Dorie Miller --Dorie Miller was an extremely likable man, a giving person, a terrific athlete and a source of envy when he set foot on the dance floor... [continue]

College Unveils $30M Sci Addition --March 1 marked a monumental day for the Queens College faculty and students... [continue]

JFK Closes Runway For Major Rehab --The longest and busiest runway at John F. Kennedy International Airport shut down March 1 for at least four months to be widened and repaved... [continue]

NYHQ Expansion To Open In June -->Last week, Project Manager Tom Gucciardo gave the Queens Tribune an exclusive walk through of New York Hospital Queens’ massive expansion project... [continue]

Meeks Backs Flake, Selection Of AEG --U.S. Rep. Greg Meeks (D-Jamaica) is unwaveringly defending the selection of Aqueduct Entertainment Group to develop the “racino” at Aqueduct Racetrack...[continue]

Man Murders Family, Turns Gun On Himself -- They stood on the fringes of the yellow police tape. Eyes and cameras zoomed in on the white house, neighbors stood in clusters speculating in hushed whispers...[continue]

Federal Probe: Queens Non-Profit Shared Staff With Senator, Pastor, Governor
--Five people connected to the non-profit organization under investigation by federal officials have connections to State Senate President Pro Tempore Malcolm Smith (D-St. Albans) and/or Gov. David Paterson. [continue]

Once Low Bidder, AEG Upped Its Ante -- Documents released by Aqueduct Entertainment Group and Gov. David Paterson on Tuesday show that AEG...dramatically increased promised upfront payments to the state...[continue]

Ousted Senator Vows To Fight To The End -- The pitched battle over State Sen. Hiram Monerrate’s (D-Corona) expulsion has moved from the Senate floor to the courtroom, with the embattled legislator promising to take matters up to the United States Supreme Court if necessary... [continue]

Fire Caused By Boiler, Pols Decry FDNY Cuts -- The pitched battle over State Sen. Hiram Monerrate’s (D-Corona) expulsion has moved from the Senate floor to the courtroom, with the embattled legislator promising to take matters up to the United States Supreme Court if necessary... [continue]

Fashion Week Events This Weekend --In addition to a citywide school closure and a pay day for plowers, last week’s blizzard postponed the borough’s first fashion week. Fortunately, the inclement weather will not keep the three-day fashion event from occurring. [continue]

‘Too Early’ To Know New H2O Rate --The City Water Board said it has no idea how much it will increase water rates for the 2011 fiscal year, though a decision from the board is expected in May. [continue]

City DOT Scraps Flushing Traffic Plan --In a sudden turn, the City's Department of Transportation has shelved its transformation of Main and Union Streets into one-way thoroughfares... [continue]