Over the course of 10 robberies in the winter of 1997, Galiano became known on Staten Island as the “hooded bandit.” ...

Staten Island kids learned next to nothing on Tuesday — with roughly 70% of borough students taking off the day after one of the biggest blizzards in NYC history. Staten Island was slammed hardest of ...

Hundreds of city-owned and privately contracted vehicles are expected to begin arriving Tuesday evening to address resident ...

NYC Public Schools reopened Tuesday, but less than 20% of students made it to classes on Staten Island, the borough hit hardest by the blizzard.

A clipper system will move through the area Wednesday morning bringing unsettled weather to the morning commute. We can expect snow showers early followed by mostly cloudy skies by the afternoon. The ...

A messy winter stretch continues across the tri-state: a quick burst of wet snow creates slick roads and a slower morning commute, with spinouts and delays reported on major routes, plus impacts to ...

Snow parking zones are popping up all over as fed-up motorists defend their carved-put spots tooth, nail and shovel. From “DIY” signs threatening to slash tires, to a fed-up driver warning anyone who ...

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is holding a news conference Wednesday as the city digs out from a record-breaking ...

New York saw up to 29.5 inches of snow on Feb 23, while Rhode Island set records with over 36 inches in Warwick and ongoing ...

The NYC metro area is buried under significant snowfall as the blizzard continued overnight, with many communities reporting two feet of snow — and higher totals on Long Island and Staten Island.

As the forecast rapidly worsened, Mayor Zohran Mamdani urged his staff to implement new policies and emphasized the need to communicate aggressively about the snow.

New York City is beginning its return to routine Tuesday morning after a historic blizzard, with public schools reopening, commuters heading back to work and transit agencies working to restore ...