JetBlue Keeping Its Headquarters In Long Island City
JetBlue was founded in New York City in 1998 and bills itself as "New York's hometown airline."
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JetBlue was founded in New York City in 1998 and bills itself as "New York's hometown airline."
They're lowering carbon emissions, while saving money in the process.
Officials say the fire spread to three cars, and they were able to get it all under control in about 20 minutes.
It happened on board a Manhattan-bound F train at the 21st Street-Queensbridge station in Long Island City.
Police said witnesses heard the suspect say something to the victim before shoving him onto the tracks.
Witnesses told CBS2 the driver was speeding down Borden Avenue in Long Island City and the car appeared to accelerate as it barreled past a dead end sign.
"It's cool to see the spaces fill up, to call a studio and be like, 'Hey, do you have space?' 'Oh, we're booked.' 'I wish you weren't booked, but I'm so happy you're booked,'" one artist said.
Police say it happened around 5:30 p.m. Saturday at the Dutch Kills subway station in Long Island City.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer called JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes and urged him to reconsider leaving the city.
Surveillance video shows them loading up two carts, while the man talks on a cellphone. Eventually, they slip out an emergency exit.
Roadways were flooded under three feet of water near 41st Avenue and Vernon Boulevard around 4 a.m. Thursday.
According to police, one individual fired several shots at a group standing on the sidewalk, striking a 19-year-old man in the stomach.
Police say the officer, who was not in uniform, was assaulted by as many as nine people.
As trash keeps piling up around the five boroughs, Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced a new initiative.
Jamill Jones, 37, was convicted in February of third degree assault in the death of Sandor Szabo, 35.
Inside a large, nondescript warehouse in Long Island City, a fervent effort is underway to feed the needy of New York City in the wake of the coronavirus.
A New York appeals court has upheld a ruling to pay a group of graffiti artists $6.7 million.
Police said three suspects pulled up in a black sedan – one stayed in the car, while the other two climbed inside the restaurant.
Police said it happened shortly before 6:30 a.m. Wednesday outside Showroom Auto on 35th Avenue near 42nd Street in Long Island City.
The property's new owner, a private equity firm called Savanna, plans to transform the space to a central dining and retail location.
Police said he struck up a conversation before making sexual remarks and grabbing her private area.
It's barely a month old, but the brand new Hunter's Point Library in Long Island City already has problems.
Read on to see which spots are on a hot streak this autumn.
The alleged suspect is wanted for a series of forcible touching incidents in Long Island City and Sunnyside, Queens, that began in late July.
The famous Pepsi-Cola sign in Queens has a new look for the first time in its 80-year history, and some people are not pleased.
