Vitaliy Fomenko, 37, toiled as a construction worker in Germany while married dad Hennadiy Degtyar, 47, was a financial planner before they took up arms to fight back against Russia’s craven invasion of their homeland.

Four years after allegedly killing a Staten Island couple in a deadly car wreck, a New Jersey man was hit with a 39-count indictment including charges of second-degree murder. Prince Nesbitt-Hall, 22,

The man from Mariners Harbor was taken to the hospital by private means after being found shot in the back on White Plains Road in the Bronx.

Island’s 10306 ZIP code saw the most crashes with injuries on Staten Island in 2024, city data shows, recording 30 more collisions than the next highest ZIP code on the list.

Nicole Malliotakis, a Staten Island Republican, was central in pushing President Donald Trump to revoke federal approval for congestion pricing. She called it an unfair tax on her constituents and thanked the president on Wednesday for finding a way “to halt this cash grab.

Developers recently received permission to transform a 4-acre property adjacent to Great Kills Harbor into a housing development despite opposition from Staten Island environmentalists, the Advance/SILive.

Hall, who was sitting in a New Jersey prison on unrelated charges, was extradited to Staten Island where he was arraigned on a 39-count indictment, including murder and

The Staten Island Democratic Party formally backed Andrew Cuomo for mayor Thursday – even though the ex-New York governor hasn’t declared he’s running. The executive committee of the borough’s Democratic Party called on Cuomo to launch a mayoral bid and join a crowded field of candidates looking to dethrone Mayor Eric Adams in June’s primary.

The show benefitted Sunrise Day Camp, a free summer camp run by the JCC for children with cancer and their siblings.

A Staten Island school bus driver and four children were rushed to the hospital Friday morning after their bus collided with a box truck driven by a man having a medical episode, police said.

Kathy Hochul's signature mental health outreach program for people living in the transit system is now operating in all five boroughs. The final piece of the puzzle came in January when a so-called Safe Option Support team,