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John J. Gotti admitted in court on Feb. 8 that he dealt prescription painkillers illegally in Ozone Park and Howard Beach. He's now indicted for other violent crimes.

Mob veteran, Gotti grandson & five other Queens guys pinched for arson and robberies: feds

By Robert Pozarycki

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Kids & Education

Four Queens Catholic schools dazzle at NBA Math Hoops Tournament in Washington, D.C.

By Anthony Giudice

Ulrich rules out run for mayor

Politics

Ulrich rules out run for mayor

By Bill Parry

Politics

Queens Councilman Ulrich: I’m not running for mayor, but I’ll seek another term in Council

By Robert Pozarycki

Jimmy Breslin at the Brooklyn Book Festival in 2008.

Arts & Entertainment

Columnist Jimmy Breslin showed his Queens roots every time he took to the typewriter

By Robert Pozarycki

Gunmen use a shopping app to lure man to Ozone Park and steal his cash: cops

By Robert Pozarycki

Kids & Education

Construction company that built Ozone Park trade school provides students with free safety equipment

By Anthony Giudice

A pyramid of untaxed cigarettes seized in a previous police operation.

Queens cops find cartons of untaxed cigarettes after stopping driver for cellphone violation

By Robert Pozarycki

John J. Gotti admitted in court on Feb. 8 that he dealt prescription painkillers illegally in Ozone Park and Howard Beach. He's now indicted for other violent crimes.

UPDATE: Howard Beach grandson of late mob boss John Gotti gets 8 years for drug deals

By Robert Pozarycki

Three burglary suspects in south Queens busted with a cache of firearms: cops

By Robert Pozarycki

tara and kids

Kids & Education

Ozone Park middle school students work to help refugee children torn from their homes because of war

By Anthony Giudice

Ozone Park drop-in center opening despite protest

Politics

Ozone Park drop-in center opening despite protest

By Gina Martinez

radio robbery

Group of men mug a man in Ozone Park for his transistor radio: cops

By Emily Davenport

Ozone Park hotel housing homeless without notifying community

Politics

Ozone Park hotel housing homeless without notifying community

By Gina Martinez

The Comfort Inn on Redding Street in Ozone Park, as shown in this 2011 photo.

Health

Ozone Park hotel has been used as a homeless shelter for months without notice: lawmakers

By Robert Pozarycki

Queens man pimped out and abused a teenage girl for nearly two years: DA

By Robert Pozarycki

Creep sought for groping a teenage girl on an Ozone Park street

By Robert Pozarycki

This burglary tag-team is responsible for 20 break-ins across south Queens since October

By Robert Pozarycki

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Politics

Half-mile of abandoned track in Glendale & Forest Hills may be first seeds of ‘QueensWay’ park

By Anthony Giudice

Crooks pretend to have car trouble and rob a Good Samaritan in South Ozone Park: cops

By Robert Pozarycki

robbery

Unidentified man steals over $4,000 in clothing from a Marshalls in Ozone Park

By Emily Davenport

Federal agents arrested the man who allegedly robbed this Chase bank in Maspeth and may be tied to at least five other heists since September of 2016.

Instagram photo helps federal agents lock up a prolific Queens bank robber

By Robert Pozarycki

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Cops on the hunt for man who assaulted two women in two different Queens subway stations

By Emily Davenport

Police investigate the scene of the city's first homicide of 2017 in Richmond Hill early on Monday morning, Jan. 2.

Man killed in Richmond Hill in the city’s first fatal shooting of 2017: NYPD

By Robert Pozarycki

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