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South Queens man who threatened his mom with this screwdriver is fatally shot by cops

By Robert Pozarycki

Richards announces Laurelton library funding

Politics

Richards announces Laurelton library funding

By Patrick Donachie

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Man pronounced dead after cops found him unconscious in Laurelton

By Emily Davenport

Laurelton man may have been homicide victim

Laurelton man may have been homicide victim

By Patrick Donachie

Health

Parts of southeast Queens to be sprayed with pesticide tonight in latest anti-Zika operation

By Robert Pozarycki

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Sports

Laurelton native finishes fifth in women’s 400-meter final during 2016 Summer Olympics

By Anthony Giudice

Health

Queens will get sprayed for a third time as city continues its war on Zika and mosquitoes

By Robert Pozarycki

Politics

Campaign Finance Board penalizes Richards

By Patrick Donachie

News

Man dies in motorcycle crash on Belt Parkway

By Patrick Donachie

Gun buyback yields 89 weapons in Laurelton

By Patrick Donachie

The 105th Precinct currently has a satellite in Rosedale, but Mayor Bill de Blasio is clearing the way for a new precinct dedicated to southeast Queens.

$70M for the new police precinct in southeast Queens is included in mayor’s executive budget

By Robert Pozarycki

Nearly 90 weapons were turned in by public during a gun buyback in Laurelton

By Robert Pozarycki

Politics

Queens state senator passes on Congressional race and will instead seek re-election

By Robert Pozarycki

City Councilman Donovan Richards leads teachers and students from St. Clare's Catholic Academy across Brookville Boulevard near 137th Road in Laurelton, where a new traffic signal was installed.

Politics

Laurelton residents hope that small improvements will lead to safer streets

By Robert Pozarycki

The 105th Precinct Satellite in Rosedale is now a 24-hour operation, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton announced on Friday.

105th Precinct Satellite in Rosedale is now a 24-hour operation

By Robert Pozarycki

Opinion

Pros and cons of Select Bus Service

By Fredrick Wells

Community Board 12 Chairperson Adrienne Adams announced that she's running for state Senator James Sanders' seat.

Politics

Community Board 12 chair has sights set on James Sanders’ state Senate seat

By Robert Pozarycki

Arts & Entertainment

Queens youngest fashion star shines

By Tammy Scileppi

Three more southeast Queens gang members locked up for murder plot

By QNS News Team

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Fast and furious gang from south Queens stole 27 cars for illegal racing

By Robert Pozarycki

Police are looking for the getaway car involved in a shooting on 140th Avenue in Laurelton on Jan. 26.

Detectives looking for clues and car following shooting in Laurelton

By Robert Pozarycki

Southeast Queens street gang members guilty of murder plots

By QNS News Team

News

Alvery Guiler of Laurelton passes away at 80

By Gabriel Rom

Police are looking for a man who unsuccessfully attempted to steal an entire ATM from a Laurelton business.

Crook tried to steal ATM from Laurelton grocery store: NYPD

By Alina Suriel

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