More than 200 seized mopeds and scooters were flattened at the DSNY yard in Arden Heights as the NYPD steps up enforcement of unregistered two‑wheelers. Officials say seizures are part of a wider strategy to curb crime.

Neighbors on Staten Island report near‑misses with an NYPD officer whose pickup has been ticketed hundreds of times. Records and eyewitness accounts have prompted calls for action.

A 31-year-old Staten Island man died after his car struck a utility pole and a parked SUV on Forest Avenue late Saturday, police say.

Silver Lake says outdated Medicaid rates — set on 2007 costs — leave the Staten Island home hundreds short per complex patient and prompted a lawsuit against the state.

A three-alarm fire at Victory Boulevard and Wild Avenue sent heavy smoke across nearby blocks; FDNY urged residents to avoid smoke and close windows.

CompStat shows a sharp jump in stolen vehicles on Staten Island; borough leaders are pushing for more NYPD patrols, license‑plate readers and legal fixes.

DOT’s draft would net roughly 43 miles of truck routes, steering more freight to highways and industrial corridors while the map moves into CAPA rule‑making.

A section of World Trade Center steel began a cross‑country memorial tour Saturday, stopping on Staten Island before heading to national landmarks and returning for the 25th anniversary.

A man died after a Chevrolet Tahoe flipped on Gannon Avenue South in Meiers Corner, tossing a parked Lincoln onto the sidewalk. NYPD collision detectives are investigating.

The NY Attorney General’s OSI says prosecutors could not disprove beyond a reasonable doubt that officers were justified in the March 6 Staten Island shooting. A final report will follow.

Surveillance images show a person investigators say brandished a firearm during three late‑night robberies across Staten Island.

A Staten Island man says his father built the Brooklyn reputation behind Polly‑O and is seeking roughly $1.5 billion in a federal lawsuit over unpaid 'goodwill.'

Mamdani said the city will expand Empire Bins into six more districts over the next 18 months as part of a push to containerize residential trash citywide by 2031.