Assemblyman Francisco Moya

Francisco Moya grabbed 55.6 percent of the vote, defeating former state senator Hiram Monserrate.

Affordable housing and the development of Willets Point have been key issues in the contest.

The debate was canceled days before it was scheduled due to "unforeseen circumstances," organizers said.

Cristina Furlong, Erycka Montoya and Yonel Letellier Sosa were all removed by the Board of Elections.

The council seat will be influential for developments including Willets Point and LaGuardia Airport.

Cristina Furlong, a co-founder of Make Queens Safer, plans to run for Julissa Ferreras-Copeland's seat.

The assemblyman, who has spent seven years in Albany, announced his run this week.

The team behind Queens MediaWorks makes "Duck Dynasty," "Pawn Stars," and "The Mind of a Murderer." 

A class action lawsuit was filed in federal court accusing the MTA of intentional lack of maintenance.

The painters' union tested fallen paint flakes beneath the 7 train and found 50 times the safe limit.

The forums will be held at Elmhurst Hospital and St. Leo's Church in Corona. 

A "Resistance Town Hall" meeting will take place Wednesday night at MoMA PS1. 

Borough President Melinda Katz said the city needs to think bigger about the site's fate.

Officials want to discourage building multi-family units where single-family homes used to be.

The Department of Transportation's proposal for 111th Street was first presented in March 2015.