For the first time, the Pride Center of Staten Island held its own banner and joined the St. Patrick’s Day parade. Sunday marked an end to the 60-year ban on LGBTQ+ groups marching in Staten Island’s ...

It’s parade time again as March comes in with the band for St. Patrick’s Day.  Everyone’s excitement is part of the experience from the sidewalk to the ...

After being banned from participating for decades​, LGBTQ+ groups were allowed to march on Sunday in the Staten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade.

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 ...

In a heartfelt ceremony, Youngsville Mayor Ken Ritter presented Nabers with a key to the city, honoring his achievements both ...

"This parade is the most awesome thing…Who doesn't like a parade?" asked parade chairperson Lorraine McLean.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- It all started over a pint and friendly conversation between two Staten Islanders proud of their Irish ...

The borough’s 61st annual celebration of Irish heritage has always been Staten Island’s largest community event. For the ...

The LGBTQ+ organization received a grant for $276,000 from the Franklin County Board of Commissioners last week.

While the parade grabs the spotlight, there will be other Pride events leading up to annual march on Elmwood Avenue, down to ...

Malik Nabers, a Lafayette native, former LSU football standout, and current wide receiver for the New York Giants, will serve ...