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  • Amazon Workers at 2nd NYC Warehouse Reject Union Bid
    Amazon Workers at 2nd NYC Warehouse Reject Union Bid
    Amazon warehouse workers overwhelmingly rejected a union bid on Monday, dealing a blow to organizers who last month pulled off the first successful U.S. organizing effort in the retail giant’s ...
    May 2, 2022BY The Associated Press
  • Amazon Objects to Staten Island Union Victory, Alleges Employees Were Coerced Into Voting
    Amazon Objects to Staten Island Union Victory, Alleges Employees Were Coerced Into Voting
    Amazon.com Inc. has said it objects to a union victory at its JFK8 warehouse in the New York City ...
    April 8, 2022BY Katabella Roberts
  • Nurse Charged With Stealing Dead CCP Virus Patient’s Credit Card
    Nurse Charged With Stealing Dead CCP Virus Patient’s Credit Card
    A nurse in Staten Island, New York, is accused of stealing the credit card of a patient dying ...
    May 8, 2020BY Jack Phillips
  • US Air Force Serviceman Arrested After Wife, 2 Toddlers Found Dead on Staten Island
    US Air Force Serviceman Arrested After Wife, 2 Toddlers Found Dead on Staten Island
    A U.S. Air Force serviceman has been arrested after authorities discovered his partner and two toddlers dead on ...
    June 24, 2019BY Richard Szabo
  • Nature Walker Who Became Stuck in Mud Is Rescued by NYPD Special Ops Helicopter
    Nature Walker Who Became Stuck in Mud Is Rescued by NYPD Special Ops Helicopter
    What began as an afternoon walk through an island swamp has ended with New York authorities having to ...
    May 8, 2019BY Richard Szabo
  • NY Woman Makes Chilling Admission While Being Questioned About a Missing Dad
    NY Woman Makes Chilling Admission While Being Questioned About a Missing Dad
    A woman being questioned by the New York City Police Department over the disappearance of a Staten Island father ...
    January 1, 2019BY Zachary Stieber
  • Woman Charged With Murder After Dumping Newborn in Trash Can
    Woman Charged With Murder After Dumping Newborn in Trash Can
    A Staten Island woman has been charged for allegedly killing and dumping her baby in a trash can ...
    March 14, 2016BY Denisse Moreno
  • Too Many Turkeys: Staten Island Calls Foul Over Bird Woes
    Too Many Turkeys: Staten Island Calls Foul Over Bird Woes
    NEW YORK—The U.S. Department of Agriculture is tackling a turkey problem on Staten Island. CBS New York says residents ...
    March 10, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • My Husband Is an Alcoholic. Do I Stay or Do I Leave?
    My Husband Is an Alcoholic. Do I Stay or Do I Leave?
    Dear Kathy, My husband of 19 years is an alcoholic. Every night after work, he crashes on the ...
    April 10, 2015BY Katherine Smith
  • Amazing Clearance Sales!!
    Amazing Clearance Sales!!
    Dear Kathy,      I love a good bargain and the mall near me has amazing clearance sales. I ...
    April 9, 2015BY Katherine Smith
  • A Ferry Can Now Take You From Midtown to Red Hook for $9
    A Ferry Can Now Take You From Midtown to Red Hook for $9
    New Yorkers can now take a ferry from West 39th Street in Midtown Manhattan to Red Hook in ...
    December 16, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • ‘Hungry for Love’ Filmmaker Justin Ambrosino and Producer Soojin Chung Celebrate Food, Film and New York City
    ‘Hungry for Love’ Filmmaker Justin Ambrosino and Producer Soojin Chung Celebrate Food, Film and New York City
    OKAY, I'M FORCED TO ADMIT IT...  I'm a Foodie, and if there's anything I love as much as ...
    December 14, 2014BY Janet Walters Levite
  • The Model Who Convinced 167 Classmates and 4 Teachers to Join Ferguson Protest
    The Model Who Convinced 167 Classmates and 4 Teachers to Join Ferguson Protest
    NEW YORK—Leading hundreds of angry teens in protest of the deaths of unarmed black men at the hands ...
    December 5, 2014BY Shannon Liao
  • How Much of NYC Have You Seen? Vintage Ads Inspire Locals to Travel
    How Much of NYC Have You Seen? Vintage Ads Inspire Locals to Travel
    Thirty years ago Williamsburg was an abandoned industrial area, unwelcoming at best. Then artists and independent shops took ...
    October 15, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • The City’s Other 9/11 Burial Ground Welcomed as Park
    The City’s Other 9/11 Burial Ground Welcomed as Park
    NEW YORK—There was a time when a big chunk of Staten Islanders’ quality of life was determined by ...
    October 10, 2014BY Petr Svab
  • Residents Angry at City Agency’s Failure to Hold Rule-Violating Police Officers Accountable
    Residents Angry at City Agency’s Failure to Hold Rule-Violating Police Officers Accountable
    NEW YORK—An independent agency charged with vetting complaints from the public about police misconduct held its first public ...
    September 11, 2014BY Annie Wu
  • Following Ferguson Protests, Calls to End Racial Profiling at NYC Eric Garner March
    Following Ferguson Protests, Calls to End Racial Profiling at NYC Eric Garner March
    At Saturday's march in Staten Island protesting Eric Garner's death, the crowd's grievances took a decidedly more racial ...
    August 23, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Seattle Firm to Design New Class of Staten Island Ferries
    Seattle Firm to Design New Class of Staten Island Ferries
    The Staten Island ferry system is set to get a multi-million dollar upgrade to its aging and heavily ...
    August 7, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • A New Yorker’s Guide to Getting a Philadelphia Soft Pretzel In NYC
    A New Yorker’s Guide to Getting a Philadelphia Soft Pretzel In NYC
    BILL COSBY ON HIS FAVORITE SMELL OR TASTE IN PHILADELPHIA..... "A soft pretzel with mustard."   OKAY, YOU'VE ...
    July 29, 2014BY Janet Walters Levite
  • Staten Island Waterfront Fills In
    Staten Island Waterfront Fills In
    Staten Island real estate is growing, with a number of new waterfront properties recently open for sales.
    July 21, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • Neighbors Save Children in Staten Island Fire
    Neighbors Save Children in Staten Island Fire
    Deadly tragedy was averted during a multihouse, five-alarm fire on Staten Island early Thursday morning that left 34 ...
    June 6, 2014BY Brendon Fallon
  • Indicted Staten Island Congressman Makes Court Appearance
    Indicted Staten Island Congressman Makes Court Appearance
    U.S. Congressman Michael Grimm was back in court Monday over federal indictment charges first unsealed last month.
    May 19, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • Staten Island Speed Camera Shut Off, Tickets Refunded
    Staten Island Speed Camera Shut Off, Tickets Refunded
    A speed camera installed by the Department of Transportation on Hylan Boulevard and Burbank Avenue has been shut ...
    February 12, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • Halloween Marsh Victim Rayshawn Moreno Sentenced to Prison
    Halloween Marsh Victim Rayshawn Moreno Sentenced to Prison
    Rayshawn Moreno was sentenced Feb. 11 to three-and-a-half years in state prison and two-and-a-half years of post-release supervision, the ...
    February 11, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • After Sandy, Staten Island Community Chooses State Buyout
    After Sandy, Staten Island Community Chooses State Buyout
    Demolitions in Oakwood Beach are the unofficial start of a process of returning the area to nature under ...
    January 20, 2014BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • City’s Largest Solar Energy Facility to Be Installed on Staten Island
    City’s Largest Solar Energy Facility to Be Installed on Staten Island
    NEW YORK—New York’s largest solar energy facility will be installed at Freshkills Park on Staten Island. It will ...
    November 26, 2013BY Yi Yang
  • Real Estate Trends in the Boroughs
    Real Estate Trends in the Boroughs
    If you are thinking about moving to New York City (NYC), you are not alone. But affordable housing ...
    October 31, 2013BY Joshua Just
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    Turkey, Armenia Move to Normalize Ties Despite Historical Antagonism
  • Nikki Haley Makes Dire Prediction if GOP Loses 2022 Midterms
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    Nikki Haley Makes Dire Prediction if GOP Loses 2022 Midterms
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    1hr By Alice Giordano
    Jail Guard Accused of Selling Access to Female Inmates to Stand Trial in September
  • 2020 Election Investigator Gets ‘Surprise’ During Trump Rally
    2hr By Jack Phillips
    2020 Election Investigator Gets ‘Surprise’ During Trump Rally
  • Protocol for Vaccine-Injured Focuses on Spike Protein and Helping Patients Recover: Dr. Pierre Kory
    2hr By Harry Lee and Jan Jekielek
    Protocol for Vaccine-Injured Focuses on Spike Protein and Helping Patients Recover: Dr. Pierre Kory
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    3hr By Jack Phillips
    Elon Musk Says He Could Revive Twitter Deal If Key Condition Is Met
  • Trump Calls for ‘National Referendum’ Against Crime
    3hr By Jack Phillips
    Trump Calls for ‘National Referendum’ Against Crime
  • Biden Leaves White House for the First Time in Weeks Amid COVID-19 Rebound
    4hr By Jack Phillips
    Biden Leaves White House for the First Time in Weeks Amid COVID-19 Rebound
  • Senate Democrats Near Passage on Health and Climate Bill After Overnight ‘Vote-a-Rama’
    4hr By Jack Phillips
    Senate Democrats Near Passage on Health and Climate Bill After Overnight ‘Vote-a-Rama’
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