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Ulrich announces tax-info sessions

By Gabriel Rom

Deputy Inspector Jeffrey Schiff, 106th Precinct commander, shown next to a pile of untaxed cigarette cartons that the precinct seized last week.

106th Precinct working to stop tool-seeking burglars in South Ozone Park

By QNS News Team

Two individuals are wanted for murdering an Ozone Park man during a home invasion Monday; their getaway car is shown in the inset.

Cops seek suspects in BMW wanted for deadly Ozone Park home invasion

By Robert Pozarycki

Two armed, masked bandits robbed the TD Bank on Rockaway Boulevard in Ozone Park Thursday night, police reported.

Armed duo robbed Ozone Park bank, dropped stolen cash: NYPD

By Robert Pozarycki

Objections over Woodhaven Boulevard bus plan voiced at CB 9 meeting

By QNS News Team

Home invasion turns fatal for Ozone Park dad: NYPD

By Sadef Ali Kully

A 51-year-old man was shot to death inside his home on Ozone Park's Peconic Street on Monday morning.

Ozone Park man found fatally shot in his home, may be ‘drug related’: cops

By Robert Pozarycki

Police arrested three individuals involved in a machete attack and robbery at this Ridgewood intersection early on New Year's Day morning, it was reported.

Three arrested for machete assault on Ridgewood street

By Robert Pozarycki

The intersection of 115th Street and Rockaway Boulevard in South Ozone Park, where a man was fatally struck by a SUV on Dec. 12, 2015.

South Ozone Park accident victim dies of injuries

By Anthony Giudice

Pair sent to federal prison for roles in deadly Ozone Park home invasion

By Robert Pozarycki

Ozone Park’s Rozinsky drops boxing decision at Barclays

Sports

Ozone Park’s Rozinsky drops boxing decision at Barclays

By Joseph Staszewski

The New York Racing Association had a banner 2015 highlighted by American Pharoah (pictured with jockey Victor Espinoza) winning racing's Triple Crown before a crowd of 90,000 at Belmont Park on June 6.

Sports

A winning ticket: NYRA records second-straight profitable year at the tracks

By Robert Pozarycki

Cosplayers flocked to WinterCon Expo at Resorts World Casino last weekend to celebrate their sci-fi, comic book, fantasy and pop culture heroes and heroines.

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Comic book and sci-fi fans flock to Ozone Park for WinterCon 2015

By QNS News Team

A dog was killed and two men injured in an apparent police-involved shooting in South Ozone Park Wednesday morning.

Dog killed, two men injured in South Ozone Park police-involved shooting

By QNS News Team

People

Ozone Park’s Rosinsky balances boxing, fighting fires

By Joseph Staszewski

DOT Queens Borough Commissioner Nicole Garcia (left) and Woodhaven BID Executive Director Maria Thompson (right) address residents and civic leaders at first public forum on the DOT's SBS plan.

Woodhaven residents to DOT: Make us a better boulevard bus plan

By QNS News Team

A suspect, later identified as Cloyd Clarke of Jamaica, allegedly threatened two cab drivers with a machete in Ozone Park on Sunday morning.

Machete-wielding man harasses and chases cabbies in Ozone Park

By Robert Pozarycki

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Woodhaven residents enjoy small victory in SBS battle as DOT talks continue

By QNS News Team

A man crashed his car in South Ozone Park early Sunday morning.

Driver survives car crash into tree in South Ozone Park

By Anthony Giudice

Retired P.O. Kevin Canty of Ozone Park admitted in court this week that he fatally shot his wife during a domestic dispute at their home in April 2014.

Retired cop from Ozone Park pleads guilty to manslaughter for shooting wife

By QNS News Team

Sports

Two Queens residents recognized for qualifying for 2016 Olympic games

By QNS News Team

The group of suspects wanted for assaulting a 23-year-old man in Ozone Park early Saturday morning.

Man gets pummeled by group, then hit by car on Ozone Park street

By Robert Pozarycki

News

Queens vet embodies American Dream

By Gabriel Rom

News

Elderly man struck by car and killed in Ozone Park: NYPD

By Tom Momberg

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