Staten Island

Woman Says Deli Clerk Assaulted Her After Mistaking Her As Transgender

Video reviewed by HuffPost shows New York's Jasmine Adams being dragged into the street by her hair after the cashier allegedly called her a "transvestite."
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Supermarket Employee Accused Of Assault By Rudy Giuliani Sues For Defamation

Daniel Gill says the former New York City mayor spun a deceptive tale of political violence from an act of harmless heckling.
By Jake Offenhartz, AP

5 Boys Rescued After Getting Stuck In New York City Sewer

The kids were "frantic" when they were able to place a 911 call from inside the pipes.
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Judge Rules That Amazon’s Anti-Union Consultant Broke The Law

The online retail giant paid Katie Lev's firm hundreds of thousands of dollars in an effort to defeat an organizing campaign in New York.
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Bald Eagles Nesting In New York City For First Time In 100 Years

For the first time in nearly a hundred years, bald eagles are nesting in New York City.
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Late Disclosures Concealed The Extent Of Amazon’s Anti-Union Campaign

Some of the consultants who lobbied Amazon workers against unionization didn’t report their work to the Labor Department until it was too late to matter.
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Amazon Union Vote Becomes Flashpoint In Staten Island Congressional Race

Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis is under fire for her mild response to the Amazon union drive.
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Amazon Will Have Its First Union After Historic Upset

The world's largest online retailer is no longer union-free in the U.S., following a remarkable election victory by an independent union.
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Pete Davidson's 'SNL' Music Video With Method Man Is Sweet, Funny Love Note To Staten Island

"This place is the reason I turned out weird," he sings.
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Staten Island Pub Owner Runs Into Deputy After Defying Coronavirus Restrictions

Danny Presti, co-owner of Mac's Public House, has been arrested again for hitting a deputy while trying to flee after defiantly reopening his bar to indoor patrons.
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