Nov. 24, By Michael Florio
The City Council is set to vote on the Astoria Cove development Tuesday and its passage is almost a certainty.
The deal that was struck between the developer – Alma Realty – and Councilman Costa Constantinides earlier this month has assured its safe passage.…
Nov. 21, By Michael Florio
A new restaurant offering both Korean and American food opened this week on 30th Ave.
Don Korean Grill, located at 42-06 30th Ave, opened on Monday,
The Korean eatery serves traditional dishes such as Kalbi (grilled sliced rib-eye over rice) Bibimbap (ground spicy pork sausage,…
Nov. 20, By Christian Murray
The owners of Bareburger are opening a new restaurant at the former Athen’s Café location with a new concept.
The concept was not disclosed by the owners of Bareburger, who said it is too early to divulge the details as to what is happening to the 3207 30th Ave space.…
Nov. 19, By Michael Florio
Community Board 1 unanimously voted against a notorious strip joint from renewing it liquor license Tuesday.
Perfection, located at 65-02 30th Ave, was discussed heavily during the October CB1 monthly meeting—and Detective Edwin Negron,…
Nov. 17, By Michael Florio
Overnight service on the N and R lines will be disrupted this week as the MTA conducts overnight work on these lines.
The work, which is part of NYC Transits’ FASTRACK program, will take place for four consecutive nights this week (starting tonight) through Friday morning—from 10 pm to 5 am.…
Nov. 17, By Michael Florio
The police are looking to identify a suspect who followed a man into an Astoria check cashing store last month and then stole $27,000 in cash from the victim.
The victim, a 36-year-old man,…
Nov. 17, By Michael Florio
A bill introduced by Councilman Costa Constantinides that aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in New York City was passed unanimously by the city council on Thursday.
The bill, which had 42 c0-sponsors, mandates the city to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050.…
Nov. 14, By Michael Florio
The 200 residents who were forced to evacuate their homes following a fire on 36th Street yesterday were allowed to return to their homes just before midnight last night.
A natural gas fire burned beneath 36th Street (btwn.…
Nov. 14, Staff Report
The police are searching for a man who smashed through the glass door of an Astoria restaurant and stole $350 in cash.
The incident took place a Tequila Sunrise, located at 40-01 Northern Boulvevard, at 3:15 am on Friday Oct.…
Nov. 13, By Michael Florio
The City Council’s Land Use Committee approved the controversial Astoria Cove development on Wednesday.
The Land Use Committee and developer Alma Realty struck a deal that 27 percent of the 1,700 units would be affordable.…