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A Queens small fry who didn't bottle up her imagination has become one of 12 students to win a national ketchup-themed design compe- tition.

A stairway collapsed at a Queens building Friday night, and a woman has been pulled from the rubble, fire officials said.

Authorities say a whale found in New York Harbor has now headed toward toward Coney Island, Brooklyn.

Apr 7, 2009 4:25 pm US/Eastern Reporting Kristine Johnson QUEENS, N.Y. Business is a good at the Bayside shop, cleverly called "The Worthy Pause." It's a tiny store filled to the brim with bargains - shelves full of curios, collectibles, and cats CBS 1 of 1 There's a little shop with a big heart in Queens.

NEW YORK - A whale discovered in New York Harbor may be the same one spotted near Queens on Wednesday.

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A woman collecting bottles and cans was fatally struck by a hit & run driver in the Woodhaven section of Queens.

New York City police are trying to find the driver of a vehicle who struck and killed a 71-year-old woman Monday night as she was collecting bottles and cans in a Queens neighborhood.

A 20-year-old Queens, N.Y., man was charged Thursday night with second-degree forgery, police said.

The NYPD was investigating a home invasion and shooting in Queens Saturday. Detectives said a house in Elmont was burglarized just after 3 a.m. The suspects allegedly jumped in a car and led officers on a chase through the borough.

A robbery suspect was injured early Saturday morning after getting into a gunfight with Nassau County police, according to authorities.

A wild two-mile police chase erupted in gunfire in Queens early Saturday with cops and robbers exchanging shots as they raced over the Long Island border, police said.

This will be the 1st "Nation Invasion" of NYC this year, only it's to Corona in Queens and not "Toilet III" in The Bronx: Just so it isn't a shock to you, Shea Stadium, as Ralph Kiner would say, is "Gone, Good Bye; Unlike Shea Stadium, this is an attempt to recreate some ballparks of Yesteryear in NYC, for the Outside looks like a Bigger Version of ...

NewYorkology is pleased today to offer an extended excerpt chapter from the new book "Public Art New York" by architect Jean Parker Phifer and photographer Francis Dzikowski.

An Iron Bridge The Queensboro Bridge turned 100 years old on March 30. Concluding a series of lectures held in the last few weeks at LaGuardia Community College, architectural historian Barry Lewis celebrated the occasion with a lecture about how the bridge 'was the last of its kind,' referring to its distinctive construction.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg's bid for a third term gained momentum in Queens over the weekend with the opening of a new campaign office at 116-49 Queens Boulevard in Kew Gardens.

ALBANY - While Gov. David Paterson touted the state budget's increased spending on primary and preventive health care, a hospital group said today that cuts to those institutions would lead to massive service reductions and layoffs.

Ronald B. Turk, Special Agent in Charge of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives New York office today announced the arrests of two individuals who purchased untaxed cigarettes from ATF while also selling ATF counterfeit New York State/City Tax Stamps.

A 27-year-old woman accused of tagging her way through Europe with her boyfriend has been charged with writing graffiti on subway cars in New York.