Queens residents frustrated by USPS response to relay box thefts
The relay boxes have been a target of theft repeatedly over the course of months.
Couple dealing with sidewalk hazard outside Queens home
The city planted a tree and now the roots are causing the sidewalk to lift, creating a dangerous problem.
Queer-centric food pantry provides free groceries across NYC
The group serves visitors of all identities while recognizing the specific needs of LGBTQ+ community members.
A tree may grow in Brooklyn, but farms grow in Queens
Though Queens has changed dramatically, communities across the borough are seeking ways to bring farming back.
East Flushing residents want solution to school traffic chaos
Neighbors say peace gives way to traffic chaos at the corner of 167th Street and 45th Avenue beside P.S. 107.
Queens Family Justice Center holds self-care event for domestic violence survivors
The center recognized Domestic Violence Awareness Month by offering a place for survivors to gather, enjoy spa and beauty treatments, and take a deep breath.
Louis Armstrong's connection to Queens on full display at museum in Corona
In a house tucked away on a quiet street lived an icon known for his sound.
Father and son spend months planning Halloween display
Steven and Cameron Gutmann first started decorating their front lawn for Halloween about 10 years ago. Haunting the neighborhood takes commitment.
Little Colombia in Queens offers a taste of home for many
Queens is called the world's borough for good reason, and its proud diversity is exemplified in Jackson Heights.
Queens communities committed to closing "grocery gap"
We know a poor diet plays a key role in chronic illnesses like heart disease and diabetes. That's why local communities are committed to closing what's being called the "grocery gap" in order to make fresh, health food available to all.
Queens Public Library honoring Banned Books Week
The Queens Public Library aims to ensure that people of all ages get to find themselves in the pages of books.
School librarian shortage hitting New York City
Studies show students tend to perform better academically with a certified librarian in school.
Mail theft continues in Astoria, leaving residents perplexed
CBS New York first brought you exclusive video this summer showing multiple thefts on 23rd Avenue at 21st Street.
Advocates help uplift South Asian abuse survivors in NYC
Studies show nearly half of South Asian people in the United States report experiencing gender-based violence.
Queens seeks solutions to overcrowded streets
As two-wheeled vehicles of all types see a surge in popularity, crowding is leading to controversy.