Jimmy Van Bramer

Long Island City is the only Queens neighborhood included in the bike share program so far.  

The Greening Western Queens Initiative will plant 70 trees in Sunnyside and Woodside this spring.

A lack of school options has some LIC parents considering other neighborhoods — for school, or to live.

GrowNYC plans to open a youth-run farmstand on 48th Ave., where Down to Earth is also planning a market.

The gallery's major overhaul is part of a larger mission to expand programming and fundraising efforts.

The Long Island City councilman brought his 73-year-old mother, a former meat wrapper, to Monday's rally.

The group is now located on 35th Avenue, an arts hub that's home to a number of creative organizations.

Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer is hoping to tackle the neighborhood's dog poo problem.

The measures would have to be approved by both the city and the state.

The damaged seawall and the park's lack of waterfront access has been a point of criticism for years.

Leaders called for changes on Thomson Avenue in Queens, where Tenzin Drudak was struck and killed Monday.

Hunters Point South will have watertight doors and rooftop emergency generators.

Long Island City leaders called on the community to help find Francisco Leal's killer.

Officials broke ground on P.S. 313, saying the new school will help overcrowding in Queens District 24.

Friends of murdered Queens resident Lou Rispoli say they're frustrated by lack of progress on the case.