Astoria
Coverage of Astoria in the Nexus archive.
- A 27-year-old New Yorker made $130,000 from 9 income streams. She says the hustle nearly burned her out.
Mohuya Khan, a 27-year-old New Yorker, leveraged nine income streams, including brand partnerships and her clothing brand Labyrinthave, to earn around $130,000 in 2025. Living in Astoria, Queens, she supports her family while managing the high cost of living in NYC. Khan stated that navigating New York City's intense hustle culture nearly led to burnout.
- Fake surgeon sentenced for killing Whitestone mother of two during botched medical procedure in his Astoria home: DA
Felipe Hoyos-Foronda, an unlicensed individual, performed a botched surgical procedure in his Astoria home that resulted in the death of Maria Peñaloza, a 31-year-old mother of two. He was sentenced to 5 to 15 years in prison for second-degree manslaughter after administering a lethal dose of lidocaine during the illegal removal of buttock implants.
- Boy, girl struck by car while riding bicycles in Astoria, Queens
A boy and a girl were struck by a car while riding bicycles in Astoria, Queens. Perry Russom provided details on the crash.
- Plugged in: A 339-mile hydropower line from Quebec to Queens is now feeding NYC’s electric grid
A 339-mile hydropower line from Quebec to Queens, called the Champlain Hudson Power Express (CHPE), now supplies clean energy to New York City's grid, capable of powering 1 million homes and reducing carbon emissions by 37 million metric tons through 2040. The project, operational since May 13, was celebrated by Governor Kathy Hochul for its role in reducing fossil fuel reliance and addressing environmental justice concerns in areas like Astoria.
- Watch: Group uncovers manhole, disappears into New York sewers; residents want to know why
Three men were captured on surveillance video in Astoria, Queens, removing a manhole cover using an unknown object. Residents are questioning the reason behind the activity.
- Watch: Group uncovers manhole, disappears into New York sewers; residents want to know why
Three men were captured on surveillance video in Astoria, Queens, removing a manhole cover with an unknown object, leading to resident concerns. The incident occurred in New York and raised questions about the purpose of their actions.
- NYC officials warn of ‘extremely dangerous’ sewers after mystery men emerge from manholes
NYC officials have issued warnings about 'extremely dangerous' sewers following an incident where mystery men were seen prying open a manhole cover in Astoria, Queens. A video captured the event on May 5, 2026, just before 2 a.m.
- See it: Group uncovers, disappears into sewers of Queens
Three men were captured on surveillance video removing a manhole cover at 20th Avenue and 36th Street in Astoria, Queens, using an unknown object. A white vehicle was also shown arriving at the scene as the group disappeared into the sewers.
- ‘Like the Ninja Turtles': New video shows group enter NYC sewer via manhole in Queens
A group was captured on video entering a New York City sewer system in Queens via a manhole on May 5th, sparking police investigations. Similar incidents occurred in Williamsburg and Gravesend, with no arrests or injuries reported. Authorities confirmed no damage or threats to the public.
- 2 teens stabbed, wounded during brutal NYC fight with 5 strangers: cops, sources
Two teenagers were stabbed by five strangers during a violent attack in Astoria, NYC, on Monday night. A 16-year-old was injured in the head, neck, and back, while his 18-year-old friend was knifed in the face.