Costa Constantinides

The city is eyeing nearly a dozen potential Queens streets and possible new bridges to Brooklyn.

A public meeting on Nov. 16 will discuss how to spend the funding under the city's Anchor Parks program.

The traffic light comes after calls for safety changes on 21st Street.

The railroad company hasn't raised the rent for land along a track trellis for roughly 70 years.

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

Construction of the neighborhood's first city-run dog park is slated to start next summer.

It will replace Astoria Pool's sprinklers with a new spray shower that will be part of the playground.

The DEP installed covers and filters on the sludge tanks at the Bowery Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Some residents said they're worried the project will drive up property values in Astoria.

Sean's Place closes at 9 p.m. but has been a "consistent nighttime hangout" officials said.

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

More seniors are waiting in Councilman Costa Constantinides' district than any district in the city.

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

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

The bridge's patchy paint work is "unbecoming" for its status, local elected officials said.