QNS.com

Verified
Online/Digital
QNS is the online home for the next generation of proud Queens locals looking to connect and find out what’s happening in the neighborhoods around them. QNS provides the latest in Queens news and events, powered by the journalists at the award-winning Queens Courier, TimesLedger, Courier Sun, Ridgewood Times, Times Newsweekly, BORO and LIC Magazines. But this isn’t just another local news website. Thanks to the latest technology and our deep roots in Queens, QNS is also a social platform for the community to come together to talk to each other. Local leaders, business owners and residents now have QNS to connect online with the people who care about Queens as much as they do. QNS provides the latest and most interesting information about Queens – be it breaking news, politics and education, or dining, nightlife, real estate and getting around. Our award-winning journalists are complemented by our grassroots community that posts comments, events, discussions, photos, videos and classifieds of their own to keep all of Queens up to date and in the know. Source

Actions

Share this page

Media Outlet details

Scope Local
Language English
Country United States of America
Similarweb UVMSimilarweb UVM Request pricing
Comscore UVMComscore UVM Request pricing

Recent Articles

Search

Hunters Point Parks Conservancy announces return of Summer Kids family-friendly programming on LIC waterfront

|
By Shane O’Brien
| QNS.com Verified
McManus Irish Dance hosts free lessons on the LIC Waterfront as part of the Hunters Point Parks Conservancy’s 2025 “Summer Kids” programming. Photo via HPPC The Hunters Point Parks Conservancy (HPPC) has announced the return of Summer Kids, a program of free events for children under 10 and their families taking place in Long Island City’s waterfront parks through Aug. 16.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Far Rockaway man charged with murder for allegedly stabbing his mother to death in their family home: NYPD

|
By Bill Parry Verified
| QNS.com Verified
Far Rockaway man charged with murder for allegedly stabbing his mother to death in their family home: NYPD A Far Rockaway man was arrested and charged with murder for allegedly stabbing his mother to death in their home on Tuesday, July 7. File photo by Ramy Mahmoud A Far Rockaway man is being held without bail after he was arrested on Tuesday night hours after he allegedly stabbed his mother to death inside their family home during a dispute.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Sen. Liu seals America 250 Time Capsule to be displayed at Queens Public Library in Flushing for next 50 years

|
By Renee DeLorenzo Verified
| QNS.com Verified
Liu’s office organized the community time capsule project in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The time capsule included winning essays from Senator Liu’s America 250 Essay Contest, handwritten letters and messages collected at his America 250 celebration, family photographs, memorabilia and promotional materials from local businesses and community-based organizations and even a New York Knicks championship pennant.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

BP Richards launches donation drive at Queens Borough Hall to support Venezuela following devastating earthquakes

|
By Renee DeLorenzo Verified
| QNS.com Verified
His Queens Borough Hall office, located at 120-55 Queens Blvd., is accepting critical items including canned and nonperishable food, diapers, medical supplies, unexpired over-the-counter medication, feminine hygiene products, flashlights and tents. Donations will be accepted now through Friday, July 31, and can be dropped off in a box located on the first floor of the building next to the security desk in the lobby, which can be accessed from the building’s main entrance on Queens Boulevard.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

EHS receives award from AHA for excellence in stroke care

|
By Ethan Marshall Verified
| QNS.com Verified
The Far Rockaway-based hospital was honored for being committed to ensuring those experiencing strokes receive timely and appropriate treatment based on nationally recognized and research-based guidelines, helping to save lives and reduce disability. Strokes are the fourth-most common cause of death and most common cause of disability in the United States, according to the American Heart Association’s 2026 Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics Report.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (2) Issue with article?

Crook assaults, robs elderly man who exited Jamaica bank flush with cash: NYPD Original

|
By Bill Parry Verified
| QNS.com Verified
Crook assaults, robs elderly man who exited Jamaica bank flush with cash: NYPD Cops are looking for the suspect who allegedly assaulted and robbed an elderly man after he made a withdrawal at his local bank. Photos courtesy of the NYPD Police from the 103rd Precinct in Jamaica are looking for a suspect who assaulted and robbed an elderly man in broad daylight on Sutphin Boulevard during the early afternoon of Thursday, July 2.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (2) Issue with article?

Resorts World hosts ‘Day of Giving’ awarding $10K to 25 different NY nonprofits for USA250

|
By Shane O’Brien
| QNS.com Verified
More than 400 non-profits across the state applied through an open call, with the lucky winners selected via random draw at Resorts World’s properties in the Catskills, Hudson Valley and New York City Tuesday afternoon. The company selected 15 New York City non-profits at its South Ozone Park property before selecting five non-profits in Hudson Valley and five non-profits in the Catskills.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Unisphere and Flushing Meadows Corona Park suffer from years of underfunding despite heavy use, officials say

|
By Renee DeLorenzo Verified
| QNS.com Verified
The fountains accompanying the steel globe have not functioned in more than three years. The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation says it is due to electrical issues caused by major flooding in the underground vault that contains equipment to operate the 12-story landmark. Restoring the Unisphere to full function will come with a heavy cost, but there is no dedicated funding in this year’s parks budget for the effort.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (3) Issue with article?

Four suspects wanted for robbing a man and gunpoint in Dutch Kills: NYPD

|
By Bill Parry Verified
| QNS.com Verified
Four suspects wanted for robbing a man and gunpoint in Dutch Kills: NYPD Cops are looking for the suspects who assaulted a man down before robbing him at gunpoint of thousands of dollars; they remain at large more than a month later.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

The FIFA factor boosts interest in local soccer play in Queens

|
By Ethan Marshall Verified
| QNS.com Verified
He’s been getting calls from parents interested in, or who have children interested in, playing soccer. Three and four-year-olds in Soccer Kids NYC’s introductory soccer program at P.S. 31 in Bayside. Photo courtesy of Soccer Kids NYC While FIFA has led to a surge in interest in soccer as a spectator sport, Canales said he’s seeing a big impact in the form of a surge in growing interest in youth soccer on the field.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

QNS.com Journalists

Dawson, Athena
Gabriel, Taliah
Gewelb, Zach
Marshall, Ethan
Militello, Jessica
Moro, Julia
Shkurhan, Iryna