Mount Manresa

Gaspare Santoro and his son Paul Santoro pleaded guilty to the charges, the DA said.

Oddo asked the city to force developers of the controversial project to go through a lengthy review.

Developers the Savo Brothers filed permits for 25 homes on Cupidity Drive and Avidita Place.

He promised to see if developers were willing to sell the land so it can be turned into a park.

The lawyer for the Savo Brothers filed a notice of appeal against Judge Philip Minardo's decision.

A judge ruled that the Borough President's suggested names for the Mt. Manresa development could stand.

The borough president chose names inspired by words meaning greed for the Mount Manresa development.

"What should I be ashamed of?" Molinaro asked after his firm was hired to lobby for the development.

Staten Island's borough president said developers' own proposals were a direct snub to their opponents.

The Committee to Save Mt. Manresa started a Kickstarter campaign to raise $10,000 to print the book.

Gaspare Santoro and his son Paul Santoro were hit with a 36-count indictment Wednesday.

The city had ordered work to stop after asbestos reports were found to be false.

The permits for the site ran out last week, according to the Department of Buildings.

Paul and Gaspare Santoro were arrested for falsifying reports.

Crews were told to stop clearing the site after residents complained an earlier order was being ignored.