Jimmy Van Bramer

Jimmy Van Bramer is allocating $65,000 to bring street cleaning teams to the neighborhood.

The Chocolate Factory Theater in Hunters Point also received $1.7 million.

McCaffrey represented Woodside, Sunnyside and Long Island City from 1985 to 2001.

Neighborhood dog owners in Sunnyside have been pushing to get a dog run for the last decade.

A team of architects is looking to relocate a historic house to a vacant lot in Sunnyside Gardens.

The new courtyard and garden will have an outdoor cafe for open-air film screenings and exhibits.

Community members say they want bike sharing in Astoria, Long Island City, Woodside and Sunnyside.

More than half of the popular Andrews Grove playground in Hunters Point has been shuttered since Sandy.

The Cliffs is looking to open in July. Its owner was recently probed by the Department of Investigations.

The Museum of the Moving Image will be home to a permanent exhibit of the Muppets creator's work.

The Parks Dept. is painting over the apple-green paint at Woodside's Doughboy Park with a darker green.

The $6.65 million project will reconstruct the seawall and build a waterfront promenade and small wharf.

Residents say they've lost nearly a block of parking spaces on 47th Road to authorized vehicles.

The LIC Flea & Food will run Saturdays and Sundays this summer, with over 60 vendors on the waterfront.

Friends and family will honor Lou Rispoli at the Greenwich House Music School, where he worked.