Dan Donovan

Rep. Dan Donovan rallied on Monday for the House to pass the Comprehensive Opioid Abuse Reduction Act.

The city will give free rain barrels to up to 200 homeowners on Saturday.

The House passed Rep. Dan Donovan's bill to reform FEMA, the first he introduced when he took office.

The project will install new catch basins, more than four miles of sewers and replace water mains.

Richard Reichard, a retired city worker, was chosen to run on the Democratic ticket in the election.

Rep. Dan Donovan and Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis called on all precincts citywide to add the boxes.

A bill has changed how federal money is doled out to public ferry systems.

Elected officials are pushing to restore $75 million in funding for the state.

The project will be the first Bluebelt system in the Mid-Island when it's completed in 2017.

The new $4.3 million D'Amato field will be built in Fairview Park, officials said.

Nearly 100 people gathered on Midland Beach to commemorate the three year anniversary of Sandy.

Dan Donovan joined first responders at their home to call on Congress to make the Zadroga Act permanent.

HUD announced it would not require the repayment of "duplicate" benefits for most Sandy victims.

The bill aims to make it easier for residents after storms to deal with FEMA, Donovan said.

Michael McMahon has raised more than $151,000 for the Staten Island District Attorney race.