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Queens Voice is a trusted online news source representing New York City — bringing you the latest stories, headlines, and community updates from across Queens, NY.

With reporters and contributors combining over a century of journalism experience, Queens Voice covers the people, issues, and events shaping life in NYC. From breaking news and politics to arts, culture, and local achievements, we’re dedicated to sharing the stories that define the city that never sleeps.

Our Mission

At Queens Voice, our mission is simple: to deliver real stories about real New Yorkers. We believe in responsible journalism that informs, empowers, and connects our readers. As a proud member of the New York Press Association (NYPA), we uphold the highest standards of editorial integrity and community engagement.

Our Coverage

Our coverage spans the heart of New York City — Manhattan, Queens, and especially the Bronx, home to our dedicated online edition:
👉 Bronx Voice Online

Who We Are

Queens Voice is an online publication owned and operated by GLM — Guess Line Media. Our team of seasoned journalists, editors, and photographers is passionate about local storytelling and committed to keeping New Yorkers informed and inspired.

Why Choose Queens Voice

  • ✅ Trusted NYC journalism with a local focus
  • ✅ Member of the New York Press Association
  • ✅ 100+ years of combined reporting experience
  • ✅ Daily updates covering Queens, Bronx, Manhattan, and all of NYC
  • ✅ Accessible, independent, and community-driven reporting

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