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Authorities said abused and neglected husky dogs were rescued by the New York City Office of …

People are getting shot — unintended targets standing on bus stops.

Staten Island DA Michael McMahon is calling for changes to bail reform, unlike many other district attorneys who favor keeping the low or no bail plan.

Thomas Ridges remembers walking to the mailbox at the Bedford-Stuyvesant housing projects to grab his mother’s welfare check, a lifeline in an area he self-described as one of the toughest in the city.

Tensions are heating up this month as public officials debate the best way to improve public safety across the city.

Staten Island’s elected officials presented a united front on the steps of City Hall Tuesday as they voiced support for Mayor Eric Adams’ calls to rollback recent criminal justice reform legislation.

Like many Staten Islanders, I am deeply troubled by the violent incidents that have occurred involving teenagers and the use of illegal firearms…

Three St. George men did more than just hang their hats in the hotel rooms where they lived, allege prosecutors.

Almost 4,000 miles separate Germany from Staten Island, but last week the borough was host to a historic…

A Clifton man was arraigned Wednesday in state Supreme Court, St. George, on a 224-count indictment related to a $3.2 million dollar unemployment fraud scheme.