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Governor Andrew Cuomo has unveiled new plans to spiff up Penn Station for Long Island Rail Road commuters as a new report finds trains are late more than they've been in years.
Many in Nassau County say it's time to get real and quash antiquated cash allowances for unused sick days and vacation days.
Pet leasing, or the practice of paying off a dog or cat as you would a car, could soon be illegal in the state of New York.
Earlier this year, the New York City comptroller called on-time performance "unacceptable." Now, the numbers show it's getting worse.
A 90 pound piece of steel from the World Trade Center stands atop the new monument, but engraved on its side are the names the West Babylon Boy Scout doesn't want anyone to forget.
The Long Island Rail Road is on pace to deliver its worst on-time performance in two decades. But that hasn't stopped Gov. Andrew Cuomo from touting the agency's progress.
A Long Island high schooler was seriously injured after he was hit by a car on the way to cross country practice Tuesday morning.
Residents on Long Island's South Shore are lambasting their water company. First for excessive bills, then for rusty water and now for a lack of water pressure, leaving fire hydrants vulnerable.
On the first day of the new semester at Hofstra University, students were alerted about a home invasion and robbery that happened on Monday night at an off-campus house.
The new Tappan Zee Bridge is finally finished in both directions and will open just a few days before the Democratic Gubernatorial Primary. Is that a coincidence?
A Long Island massage therapist is under arrest and due in court accused of separate incidents of sexually abusing customers.
The fire started in Ronkonkoma around 1:30 a.m. at a home on Dorchester Road.
Ronkonkoma is rich with Native American history, and now one artist hopes his next project will lift a mythical curse from an Indian princess that's said to haunt the hamlet's lake.
It's not the end of summer just yet at state-run beaches on Long Island.
A tax reassessment plan that was touted five months ago as the best solution for Nassau County residents may now be torn up and replaced with a controversial new plan.
