"A boiling controversy over outdoor concerts at Forest Hills Stadium is tearing the normally-sleepy Queens neighborhood apart, as...

From the filing: "...pending the hearing of this application, Defendants [FHGC]...be enjoined and restrained from blocking pedestrians...

From the filing: "Defendant’s use of Forest Hills Stadium for commercial concerts violates the residential zoning applicable in Forest...

From the filing: "Accordingly, with the approval of Defendants, Plaintiffs constructed a new entrance gate adjacent Burns Street to...

Concerts in the historic Forest Hills Stadium bring vibrancy, culture, tourism, and business opportunities to our neighborhood since...

The Open left after its 1977 tournament. Concerts in the 1980s prompted an outcry over noise, litter and traffic. In the 1990s, daylong festivals sponsored by liquor companies brought raucous crowds and charges of racism by a promoter who said neighbors had “a problem with black people coming into the neighborhood.” The music events ended after a flurry of noise code citations from the city.

""But rock shows have returned to the Forest Hills Stadium, with window-rattling sounds that pierce the neighborhood’s calm. Some people...

Borough President Donovan Richards cannot read the minds of his constituents or see into their hearts, but he sometimes acts as if he can. And the result coarsens the debate.

At the legendary Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, the ball may be back in court. A non-profit known as the Stadium Arts Alliance is one of the contenders that submitted a proposal, in response to the West Side Tennis Club’s Request For Proposals which ended on November 4th. The Stadium Arts Alliance would potentially lease the stadium and boost revenue for the WSTC. All particulars are not yet publicly known, but the US’ 1st concrete tennis stadium would likely undergo restoratio