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The club announced the move Sunday morning, hours after a season-ending win in D.C. It finished 11th in the East and now has to hire a coach before moving into its new Queens stadium.

The Mets and Jets regional sports network cut its daily studio shows and much of its news staff Friday; pre- and postgame coverage and Mets Hot Stove continue.

The 1960s greenhouses lost heat on one of the coldest weekends of 2026, killing hundreds of plants. Two new ADA-accessible greenhouses will be partly open to the public for the first time.

Work started this week on a design-build restroom by the Kissena Velodrome in Flushing, one of five the city is building for $3.8 million each. Officials say it will open about four months after groundbreaking.

Officials toured the construction site of the 14,500-square-foot Joan N. and Norman Bluestone Education Center in Flushing, a city-funded building designed to drain its own stormwater.

The shortstop, a four-time Mets nominee, is the fifth player in franchise history and the fifth Puerto Rican-born player to win. He accepts it tonight before Game 3 of the World Series.

On Oct. 25, 1986, the Mets were one strike from losing the World Series at Shea Stadium. Here is how the 10th inning unfolded, and where the famous ball ended up.

The couple says the message, apparently meant for the property owner, reached them as they got out of their car. The brokerage says the agent no longer works there.

The 80,000-square-foot space on the third floor of the Shops at Skyview has more than 250 arcade and crane games, 17 bowling lanes, karaoke rooms and a pickleball court, and stays open until 2 a.m.

A mother and daughter who ran a Mariners Harbor center face more than 400 counts, accused of billing for absent clients, including seniors who were dead or abroad. Hochul has ordered a review that could end the $500M program.

Newly released renderings show a 10-story building with stores and parking at 32-02 Linden Place. The plan still needs approval from the community board, City Planning and the City Council.

The MTA's Automated Camera Enforcement program now covers 76 routes. Drivers who block bus lanes or stops, or double-park, on the three Brooklyn and Queens routes get 60 days of warnings first.

After a pilot the MTA says cut fare evasion by 35%, every fare array will be replaced at stations including 14 St-Union Sq, 161 St-Yankee Stadium and Flushing-Main St. Prep work starts this month.