The Dept. of Sanitation is promising this winter they won’t leave residents out in the cold when it comes to street plows.

An elected official said she has an idea to fill the void left in Queens by two closing hospitals, however health advocates want to make sure there is enough meat on its bones to make a difference.

Minority applicants for the NYC fire dept are up and a Queens councilman who has been working to make the FDNY diverse is praising their recruitment drive.

A New York City Councilman is a bit more happy after one of the nation’s top fast food chains responded to his request to make their dishes more nutritious.

Time is running out for city homeowners who are at the end of their rope, but a bipartisan group of politicians say they are working on saving them.

The mayor is touting the hard work of the city’s DEP in stopping flooding in the borough, however not everyone was spared the August storm’s wrath.

One of the nation’s largest fast food chains is changing the way it serves kids and the Queens councilman who has been fighting childhood obesity could not be any happier.

The FDNY is making a push in areas like southeast Queens to make New York’s Bravest more diverse.

The leader of New York’s City Council paid a visit to Queens’s largest library for a show of gratitude following a tough budget negotiation period.

The federal government has reversed its plans to lease part of the St. Albans VA hospital to private use, but vets said they are still not satisfied.

The fight between a Jamaica milk plant and one of the nation’s leading coffee joints has been settled… for now.

The owners of Queens’s only dairy farm and one of the nation’s top java chains are battling over a partnership that the borough business contends was unfairly terminated.

The House is backing a bill that would prevent the St. Albans VA hospital from being partially developed for private use.

Library workers and users showed up in large numbers outside the Central Branch in Jamaica to say no to the mayor’s proposed cuts to the system.

New legislation is in the works to prevent the surge in phony lenders who prey on innocent homeowners in New York.