Long Island Family Upset Over 5 Sex Offenders Placed Next Door
Photo notifications of the most recent sex offenders to move into a group home next door were given to the Gritz family of Shirley.
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Photo notifications of the most recent sex offenders to move into a group home next door were given to the Gritz family of Shirley.
A West Nile warning has been issued on Long Island. A record number of mosquitoes are testing positive for the virus, including more than two dozen samples in one week alone in Suffolk County.
The remnants of a bridge that once carried about 140,000 vehicles a day are getting a new life.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's opponents are rushing to score points in the run up to the Democratic primary debate.
Expect some closures and service disruptions over the next month on the Long Island Rail Road between Farmingdale and Ronkonkoma, all due to an intense push to finish a key track project.
It took almost 50 years, but residents of one Nassau County town are finally getting their wish.
Nassau County police say a Bethpage firefighter has set at least five fires in his community since March.
Police say 56-year-old Joseph Hores kicked a doctor in the face at Nassau University Medical Center, knocking him unconscious.
Most weekends this summer have been punctuated with precipitation, vast amounts of rain that have ruined plans. It has also dampened profits for business that rely on the summer rush.
More hypodermic needles were found Saturday afternoon, temporarily extending the closures to all Hempstead south shore beaches along with Nickerson and Malibu Beaches.
The New York State parks department said the man was struck around 6:50 p.m. in Field No. 3 at Sunken Meadow State Park.
The utility came under fire after implementing a conservation rate that led to skyrocketing water bills on Long Island's South Shore.
Ultimately, 35 used syringes and needles were recovered from the shore, along with other trash that had medical markings.
A Long Island man's discovery has quickly gone viral after he caught a postal worker tossing and kicking packages.
Commuters are bracing for headaches when the parking garage that services the largest LIRR station on Long Island shuts down beginning Sept. 12.
