Queens Boulevard Construction Goes Underground To Save Time And Eyesore
Driving along Queens Boulevard, you'll notice the construction work on the side of the bus roadway, but you'll likely have no idea what's going on right below you.
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Driving along Queens Boulevard, you'll notice the construction work on the side of the bus roadway, but you'll likely have no idea what's going on right below you.
Video shows a woman tossing a glass bottle at a Black jogger.
Police said the Q18 bus was driving south on 51st when it hit the victim and dragged him down the block.
It happened around 7:45 a.m. Sunday in front of 43-14 60th Street.
Crews were called around midnight to 64 35th Avenue in Woodside.
These days, the restaurant depends on pickup and delivery orders, especially those placed directly by phone—the commission charged by delivery apps is too steep.
Church leaders say one of the confirmed cases is a Eucharistic minister from Corpus Chrisiti Roman Catholic Church in Woodside.
The fire started after 3 p.m. Tuesday at a three-story home on 56th Street.
Police said a man on a bicycle approached the 61-year-old victim and hit her in the face with some sort of hard object.
Transit Authority President Andy Byford called the attack "appalling, unprovoked and unacceptable."
Eastbound trains are bypassing Woodside, Forest Hills and Kew Gardens this morning because of a broken rail.
The crash happened around 8:45 a.m. near Roosevelt Avenue and 65th Place in the Woodside neighborhood.
There was a pipe and drum corps and a color guard of veterans at a military funeral for a man who died 75 years ago.
A 23-year-old woman told police that she was on a Manhattan-bound E train when a man sat down across from her and exposed himself.
It happened at 1 p.m. Saturday inside the Rite Aid Pharmacy at 50-15 Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside.
Another car in Queens was recently damaged by falling metal. It happened as the MTA announced a plan to keep people safe.
Passengers took to Twitter to vent their frustration about the delays and subsequent crowds.
The bus slammed into what's usually a busy pizza shop and bagel store on the corner of 58th Street and Woodside Avenue.
The Big Six Towers on Queens Boulevard went dark around 5:20 p.m. Tuesday.
The incident comes after two separate incidents where debris fell from the 7 train tracks in Woodside.
For the second time in two weeks, a piece of debris has fallen from an elevated subway and crashed down on a vehicle below.
CBS2's Janelle Burrell first reported on their burglary spree in Woodside last week.
Police said in each incident the suspects broke a window and climbed in through a back door.
Livery driver Mahoob Lohdi was going about his business when a wooden beam suddenly plummeted from an elevated 7 train platform near 65th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside.
A piece of wooden debris from the elevated 7 train platform came crashing down on a car driving near 65th Street and Roosevelt Ave.
