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After back-to-back killings, the public is desperate for a real plan to combat the federal shock troops.
How to support your child’s mental health this summer
Summer break means a break from school, trips to the beach, and family vacations. But it also means a break in routines. Mental health experts say that can translate into some children struggling without the structure and social support they depend on during the school year. Parents may notice changes in their kids’ moods and…
How the World Cup has united Queens across borders, rivalries and controversies
Yanet Flores just had to catch the Colombia game before her shift as a home health aide. Never mind the rain, which showed up more often than hydration breaks while she and others huddled outside Raices Colombianas restaurant in Jackson Heights. Or that the bulky security guard on duty at the packed watch party blocked…
A budget in Mamdani’s mold
After intense negotiations with the City Council, a deal that mirrors the mayor’s vision for governing.
Where to watch the World Cup quarterfinals, semifinals and final in NYC
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup heads into its final stretch, New York City is bringing the world’s game to your borough with local businesses, libraries and cultural institutions celebrating culture, community and the love of soccer. Here are some Queens spots and other venues across the city where you can celebrate your favorite team,…
NYC health officials are investigating a Legionnaires’ disease cluster. Should New Yorkers be worried?
City health officials say they are still investigating a cluster of cases of a poorly understood type of pneumonia known as Legionnaires’ disease. As of July 6, there were 23 confirmed cases in two Upper East Side neighborhoods, Carnegie Hill and Yorkville. Of those, 17 people have been hospitalized, according to the New York City…
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