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Mariners Harbor »

It's unclear how the young male deer from Staten Island got to Jersey City, officials said.

Tottenville »

Bill de Blasio mistakenly touted an 89 percent drop, when it was actually only 31 percent.

Tottenville »

There were only seven car crashes involving deer on S.I. this year, down from 63 last year.

West Harlem »

The state planned to relocate the deer to upstate New York.

West Harlem »

The city wants to euthanize the deer, but the state wants to save it.

West Harlem »

Officials said releasing the animal in the city is not the best option for the deer. 

West Harlem »

Officials said they are monitoring the deer but are prohibited from relocating it.

Dongan Hills »

Have you heard about the plight of the Staten Island Turkey?

New Dorp »

The Parks Department was granted emergency permission to go ahead with the plan.

St. George »

The social media campaign will urge residents to check themselves for ticks. 

Willowbrook »

The city's plan seeks to sterilize hundreds of male deer over three-years.

Tottenville »

The city finished installing the signs on Staten Island streets last week.

New Dorp »

A petition was started after a government report suggested lethal methods of controlling the animals.

New Dorp »

Deer in the borough could be sterilized, fenced off or killed under the proposals.

Willowbrook »

The city will install 21 signs at spots around Staten Island after the animals' population exploded.