Wantagh High School Student Wanting To Form Christian Club Claims School Told Her It Was Illegal
A student is fighting a Long Island school district after she said they will not allow her to have a Christian club.
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A student is fighting a Long Island school district after she said they will not allow her to have a Christian club.
A 22-year-old woman and two accomplices allegedly attacked and robbed a man she had met online inside his Mineola apartment, police said.
Robert Sutton, president of the Suffolk County Fire Safety Educators Association, said cooks should always follow the directions that come with turkey fryers and to use them in a safe, open area.
The Department of Sanitation was brought in to sand the roads due to concern over icing amid the wintry cold.
There are now calls to undo the four police precinct mergers that have been completed in Nassau County.
As the chaotic holiday travel season approaches, the agency wanted to remind the public what carry-on items were no-no's.
During the rally, the Alliance for Tenant Power outlined its plan to shore up rent regulation laws that are up for renewal in June.
A New Jersey man who was drunk stole a bulldozer in order to get a ride home, police said.
The state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority announced Monday its approval of higher standard service rates proposed by Connecticut Light & Power and United Illuminating.
Donations for the Sixth Annual Bethpage Turkey Drive came rolling in Tuesday at Bethpage Federal Credit Union's main branch on South Oyster Bay Road.
A Levittown couple got a rude awakening overnight, when an out-of-control SUV crashed into one side of their home and went out the other.
As of 9 a.m., the temperatures in Manhattan were in the upper 20s, with the wind chill in the teens.
Fifty-eight percent of customers said they were satisfied with on-time performance, down 28 points from 2013.
Police are searching for a New Jersey woman whose dog marked its territory in a unique way.
Hank Greenberg said Monday that the Rockland County district's finances "teeter on the edge of disaster."
