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NYPD officers fire on man with gun on Staten Island, police say. No officers injured
NYPD officers fire on suspect on Staten Island, police say
NYPD officers shoot Staten Island gunman who called 911 in possible ‘suicide by cop’
International Women’s Day is March 8; here’s how some Staten Islanders are celebrating
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LGBTQ+ Groups Celebrate Historic Inclusion in Staten Island’s St. Patrick's Day Parade
International Women’s Day Spotlights The Need For Accelerated Action
YMCA answers $2M suit alleging ‘rowdy’ altercation on Staten Island left elementary student injured
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Attorneys for the YMCA are calling for the dismissal of a $2 million lawsuit claiming a girl was injured after being pushed during an after-school program on Staten Island. The lawsuit is seeking damages for medical and emotional injuries which, according to the girl’s mother, have altered their lives.
Staten Island sanitation worker is cleaning up on the beauty pageant circuit
Nicole Doz-Pillarella effortlessly pivoted from trash to tiaras to win the Mrs. New York International 2025 title.
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Rescuers searching for missing person after a boat capsized near Staten Island, leaving at least 3 dead
Coast Guard crews were searching for a missing person in the waters off Staten Island after a boat capsized Sunday, leaving at least three people dead officials said.
Pickpockets steal 65-year-old woman’s cellphone, credit card at Staten Island HomeGoods
A woman, 65, was shopping at HomeGoods in New Springville when a tag team pickpocketed her phone and credit card, cops said, with unauthorized charges later made on the card.
Search suspended for missing man after boat sank off Staten Island, killing at least 3
Investigators suspended their search Monday for a man who went missing after a boat capsized and sank off Staten Island, killing at least three others, during a sunny but chilly afternoon the day before.
LGBTQ groups march under own banner for first time in Staten Island St. Paddy’s parade: ‘Huge day for the queer community’
The Staten Island parade has been the lone local anti-LGBTQ holdout for years. The Throggs Neck parade in The Bronx, for example, allowed organized members of the LGBTQ community to march under a banner starting in 2022, and Manhattan’s mammoth event began permitting them to participate down Fifth Avenue about seven years earlier.