NEWS ARCHIVES

A Staten Island man charged with planning and carrying out a shooting nearly four years ago outside Tottenville High School…

Members of the New York Police Department were recognized for acts of heroism Wednesday during the Police Officer of the Year Awards Ceremony…

The UPS acronym might better stand for “Unjust Parcel Service” on Staten Island, District Attorney Michael McMahon suggested Tuesday.

It was a full-plate kind of day across Staten Island on Sunday. From The Mount in Pleasant Plains to Snug Harbor and New Brighton…

Staten Island has been homicide free for eight months and is leading New York City in a historic decline in murders…

Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced Friday that 115 guns have been seized on Staten Island by the NYPD so far this year.

A Staten Island jury on Tuesday convicted a man of second-degree bail jumping after he fled to Manhattan instead of appearing in court.

A man from Elm Park pleaded guilty more than a year after pointing a ghost gun at a victim during a parking dispute…

Nearly 200 Staten Island residents took advantage of a free document shredding event Sunday at the College of Staten Island…

A Staten Island man convicted on charges stemming from an alleged squatting scheme has been sentenced to prison…

A New Brighton teen accused of helping plan a 2022 shooting outside Tottenville High School has been sentenced…

District Attorney Michael E. McMahon applauded provisions contained in the recently signed New York State budget that pertain to ghost guns.

A Staten Island jury delivered a guilty verdict Tuesday against a man accused of sexually abusing a child…

Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday touted data indicating a nearly 45% reduction in accidental fatal overdoses over three years in New York State…

A Charleston man accused of carrying out two knifepoint robberies in less than an hour has been sentenced to 16 years in prison.

A baseball bat “ambush” that put a man in a coma nearly two years ago on Staten Island has ended in a guilty plea…

The NYPD Hate Crime Task Force is investigating swastika graffiti at a high school in Sea View amid several recent antisemitic incidents…

Staten Island is not receiving its fair share of the $12 million in opioid settlement funds that Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced…

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch joined with Staten Island leaders Wednesday to observe the destruction of over 200 illegal two-wheeled vehicles…

Community leaders, law enforcement officials and survivors of sexual violence gathered on Thursday, April 30, on the steps of Staten Island Borough Hall…

Vehicle thefts have increased over 20% this year on Staten Island, and borough political leaders are raising red flags about NYPD staffing…

An Eltingville man charged in a series of fentanyl sales to an undercover detective will spend the next five years in prison…

In 2026 through April 19, thieves have stolen 71 vehicles compared to 58 in 2025. The 22% uptick is listed as grand larceny auto…

The fight against the drug crisis remains in high gear, illustrated most recently by prosecution in Staten Island courts of eight different alleged dealers…

New York was one of the last states to prosecute 16-year-olds as adults. All of that changed in 2017 when the state legislature passed Raise the Age…

Hugs were shared and tears were shed as victims of crime and their families gathered at the College of Staten Island’s Center for the Arts…

Staten Island officials urge residents to dispose of unused medications during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.

Why are some suspects released without bail, why do certain youth cases never reach criminal court, and why is drugged driving so difficult to prosecute?

Nearly 100 volunteers came together Saturday to remove graffiti, litter and illegal signs from commercial corridors across New Dorp, Midland Beach and Grant City…

As part of an ongoing series of events during National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, Richmond County District Attorney Michael McMahon…