It's been one month since Hurricane Sandy struck New York, and many Staten Island residents are still living without running water or heat. NBC's Katy Tur reports. (Nightly News)
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After their owner left the gate to their pen open, a zebra-pony duo ran wild on New York's Staten Island, dodging traffic and running through back yards until they were nabbed an hour later. TODAY's Natalie Morales has more details. (TODAY)
The National Guard, FEMA and the Red Cross, among other agencies, set up camp to help the hard-hit working class community of Staten Island. NBC's Andrea Canning reports. (Nightly News)
Desperation is mounting in Staten Island as people struggle to contemplate the destruction of their homes and their lives. WNBC's Marc Santia reports. (Mitchell Reports)
On Thursday, three days after the hurricane, residents in Staten Island accused government agencies of responding much slower than to wealthier parts of the city. NBC's Ann Curry reports. (Nightly News)
Aerial video captures the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy in Staten Island as homes and cars were submerged in flood waters. (No audio) (NBC News)
According to reports, the boat malfunctioned as it approached the terminal and smashed into a pier, injuring as many as 37 people. NBC's Ron Mott reports.