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Nicholas Rizzi

Reporter/Producer @nickr15 Contact

Nicholas Rizzi is a reporter/producer for DNAinfo New York covering Staten Island.

Before joining DNAinfo, Nick got his master's degree from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, where he concentrated on urban reporting.

His work has appeared in City Limits magazine, the Daily News, The Local blog on the New York Times and the Staten Island Advance.

Nick was born, raised and still lives on Staten Island, and attended the College of Staten Island where he got a degree in creative writing. He originally started college to study music, and has played bass guitar for more than 10 years. He still plays to this day, but mostly while his girlfriend tries to watch TV.

Fun Fact: Nick has been semi-threatened by the father of a "Glee" cast member in his Trump Tower lobby while working on a story. He wasn't too afraid because the guy was holding a poodle.

St. George & Port Richmond »

October 18, 2017

Ameera Collins, 19, was charged with reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of a crash.

St. George & Port Richmond »

October 18, 2017

The borough has seen a 21 percent increase in rapes and sexual assaults so far this year.

New Dorp & South Beach »

October 17, 2017

In the most recent filing period, Max Rose raised $330,000, more than all the other candidates combined.

St. George & Port Richmond »

October 17, 2017

Michael Pulizotto claims Dennis Quirk slandered him after it was reveled Pulizotto made secret tapes.

St. George & Port Richmond »

October 16, 2017

The MTA aims to cut the length of one of the longest commutes in the country.

St. George & Port Richmond »

October 16, 2017

Stacie Stephen was charged with driving while intoxicated and theft of services, prosecutors said.

Great Kills & Tottenville »

October 12, 2017

Dealers have tweaked the chemical makeup of fentanyl to create new analogs and avoid harsher charges.

St. George & Port Richmond »

October 11, 2017

Murders are down by almost 60 percent, but rapes and sexual assaults are up 21 percent, officials said.