Hempstead Takes Lead In Aiming To Ban Sale Of Flavored Vaping Products
Officials moved Tuesday to ban certain vaping products that critics say are getting kids sick.
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Officials moved Tuesday to ban certain vaping products that critics say are getting kids sick.
A new gardening movement is planting its roots on Long Island. Dozens of families in Port Washington are doing something called "rewilding" to their lawns.
Monday's storms in the Tri-State Area spun off a tornado in Suffolk County.
The images of the damage from the powerful Hurricane Dorian have left friends and families in the New York City area deeply concerned for those in the Bahamas.
Families aren't the only ones preparing to flee Hurricane Dorian. Shelters are gearing up for a massive influx of animals displaced by the storm.
You might soon have to pay more to buy many common goods. New tariffs on hundreds of products from China went into effect over the weekend.
It has been a contentious topic for years and this week lawmakers will decide whether or not to continue the controversial red light camera program.
In 1884, Congress passed and President Grover Cleveland signed an act making the first Monday in September each year a legal holiday, dedicated to the achievement of the American worker.
Police are on the hunt for two suspects who they say attacked a 45-year-old Orthodox Jewish man in front of a Midwood synagogue.
A 16-year-old girl who was in the car was taken to a local hospital to be treated for minor injuries.
Police say Backman has been charged with harassment and criminal mischief.
The replica is set to visit 34 states this year.
The state Department of Education wants to revise rules to boost oversight of private and religious schools. The scrutiny comes amid complaints that some yeshivas are shirking secular instruction.
Police say the situation began with an argument over landscaping around 9 a.m. Tuesday outside Roosevelt Middle School.
Jenna Perez would have turned 18 next week, but now her family is planning her funeral.
