Jimmy Van Bramer

Future budgets will start with an automatic $43 million for the city's library systems, officials said.

The site will have space for two classes with 36 kids in total, according to officials.

"You couldn't pry her away from this park," Elizabeth McQueen's grandson said of the late park leader.

The city has set aside $3 million to buy and renovate the site at 39th Avenue and 50th Street.

Residents near the LIRR tracks are calling on the MTA to build a sound barrier to block noise.

The funding will bring the much-needed play space to P4@Skillman.

Proposals include putting picnic tables at Astoria Park and planting trees on 48th Avenue.

Residents started a campaign last week to preserve the property on 44th Drive from demolition.

A partial demolition permit was filed for the site at 21-42 44th Dr. in December.  

30th Street between 37th and 38th avenues will be called "Εθνικός Κήρυξ - National Herald Way."

Parents and local leaders will rally Friday to erect a homemade stop sign on 5th Street and 46th Avenue.

The school will seat 600 students and will be completed by the end of 2020, officials said.

Councilman Van Bramer and Access Queens want the MTA to prioritize the 7 line for a service review.

Mayor de Blasio allocated nearly $30 million this year to reconstruct streets in Hunters Point and LIC.

City officials have not selected a site for the proposed Central Park stable.