Why Riders of the Q14 Are Unhappy Right Now
November 13, 2025
Emily Smith Passengers board the Q14 bus in Elmhurst, Queens. On Hoffman Drive in Elmhurst, Queens, where bus riders had been waiting for upwards of
Emily Smith Passengers board the Q14 bus in Elmhurst, Queens. On Hoffman Drive in Elmhurst, Queens, where bus riders had been waiting for upwards of
Ericka Keller New York City’s housing shortage is worsening every day, yet the very processes designed to bring relief often delay or derail the affordable
Robert Hornak Robert Hornak is a veteran political consultant who has previously served as the Deputy Director of the Republican Assembly Leader’s NYC office and
By Sam Brill From the mayoral debates to kitchen table family meetings, “affordability” is top of mind for many New Yorkers. Prices seem to be
By COLE SINANIAN new@queensledger.com At the first of three scoping meetings for the Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment project, more than a dozen Red Hook, Cobble
By COLE SINANIAN news@queensledger.com At a town hall in Downtown Brooklyn on October 16, city planners faced sharp criticism from activists and North Brooklyn business
By JACOB BARNES In the shadow of the Kosciuszko Bridge, you’ll find more than greenspace and fun times—just across Newtown Creek, in Queens County, is
Courtesy FDNY EMS Local 2507 NYC EMS Union Launches Campaign Highlighting Low Pay, High Risk By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com The union representing more than 4,000
Evening passersby in front of a fleet of Lime e-scooters parked on College Point Boulevard near Citi Field in Flushing, Queens. Nicholas Gordon Electronic scooters
For the second year in a row, the 2025 New York City Marathon broke the global record for the largest marathon ever, with 59,226 finishers
Emily Smith Passengers board the Q14 bus in Elmhurst, Queens. On Hoffman Drive in Elmhurst, Queens, where bus riders had been waiting for upwards of
Ericka Keller New York City’s housing shortage is worsening every day, yet the very processes designed to bring relief often delay or derail the affordable
Robert Hornak Robert Hornak is a veteran political consultant who has previously served as the Deputy Director of the Republican Assembly Leader’s NYC office and
By Sam Brill From the mayoral debates to kitchen table family meetings, “affordability” is top of mind for many New Yorkers. Prices seem to be
By COLE SINANIAN new@queensledger.com At the first of three scoping meetings for the Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment project, more than a dozen Red Hook, Cobble
By COLE SINANIAN news@queensledger.com At a town hall in Downtown Brooklyn on October 16, city planners faced sharp criticism from activists and North Brooklyn business
By JACOB BARNES In the shadow of the Kosciuszko Bridge, you’ll find more than greenspace and fun times—just across Newtown Creek, in Queens County, is
Courtesy FDNY EMS Local 2507 NYC EMS Union Launches Campaign Highlighting Low Pay, High Risk By MOHAMED FARGHALY mfarghaly@queensledger.com The union representing more than 4,000
Evening passersby in front of a fleet of Lime e-scooters parked on College Point Boulevard near Citi Field in Flushing, Queens. Nicholas Gordon Electronic scooters
For the second year in a row, the 2025 New York City Marathon broke the global record for the largest marathon ever, with 59,226 finishers
