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Queens woman arrested for allegedly killing building super confronted by enraged victim’s wife: ‘You killed my husband!’
A Queens woman accused of killing her building’s superintendent due to a rent dispute came face to face with the press — and ...
This Queens penthouse is the highest-perched residence in the borough — and also its priciest rental
Set atop the tallest residential building in Queens, a Long Island City penthouse has hit the market for $11,500 a month.
Man found dead in his Queens apartment was shot, well liked by neighbors
Carlos Buritica, 45, was found on the bedroom floor of his apartment on 110th St. near 15th Ave. in College Point about 10 ...
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NYPD makes arrest after dead man found in garbage bags at Queens home, police say
Police are investigating the death of a Queens superintendent as a homicide, days after he was found dead and wrapped in ...
NYPD hunts for serial arsonist who set a fire next to sleeping Queens subway passenger
A masked serial arsonist callously set a blaze next to a dozing subway passenger during a bizarre hour-long spree across ...
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Persons of interest in custody after human remains found stuffed in plastic bags in Queens apartment
Police doing a welfare check found the body of a man wrapped in two garbage bags and stuff under a bed inside a Queens ...
Police identify victim found wrapped in garbage bags under bed in Queens apartment
The NYPD has identified the body of a man found in Queens, who was discovered under a bed in an apartment on Tuesday. It was a gruesome discovery: the upper half of his body in one garbage bag and the ...
Queens man’s death ruled a homicide months later
Carlos Buritica, 45, was found dead on the floor of a bedroom in his apartment on 110th St. near 15th Ave. in College Point ...
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Assembly Member Rozic tackles mental health disparities in Queens at roundtable
Assembly Member Nily Rozic (D-Fresh Meadows) convened a roundtable with the New York State Office of Mental Health ...
For the second year in a row, this Queens district is the ‘top NYC neighborhood to watch’
New York City’s housing landscape is shifting — and the East River is no longer a dividing line, but a bridge to opportunity.