New York Lawmakers Working On Way To Provide Tax Exemptions For Active Military Personnel
State lawmakers from Long Island are attempting to give some help to its men and women who are serving in active duty.
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State lawmakers from Long Island are attempting to give some help to its men and women who are serving in active duty.
It's probably unfathomable for most parents to go without seeing their young children for more than a year. But for thousands of U.S. servicemen and servicewomen, it's all part of their call to duty.
After having been closed for seven years, multiple community rallies and a push by law enforcement, two police precincts are at last reopening in Nassau County.
An apartment complex on Long Island has had enough of their tenant's doggie... stuff.
A lot of New York hockey fans were psyched on Wednesday. The Islanders are set to open their first-round playoff series against the Pittsburgh Penguins at Nassau Coliseum.
There is a push on to save a family-owned deli that has been on a Nassau County corner since the 1980s.
A Nassau County judge sentenced Hempstead school board member Randy Stith to probation on Tuesday.
A notorious Long Island wife-killer has been granted parole after spending three decades behind bars. Matthew Solomon was convicted of strangling his wife of just six weeks.
After 9/11, Jose Ruiz volunteered for the Army. After multiple tours in Iraq, he died a hero, protecting his squadron in battle.
Senator Chuck Schumer is calling for federal funds to crack down on fentanyl smuggling through John F. Kennedy Airport.
There's a baby boom at one Long Island hospital and it has nothing to do with the patients.
More colleges and universities are debating whether to make standardized testing optional and replace them with AP exams or subject-specific tests.
Nassau County police said Daniel Velez was last seen leaving his Lakeview home around 10:45 a.m. Wednesday.
On any given night, more than 37,000 veterans of the United States armed forces experience homelessness.
Computer-based testing will resume Thursday in elementary and middle schools across New York state after technical problems shut down the system on Tuesday.
