Pain And Perspective: Long Island Woman Hits The Road To Battle Breast Cancer
More than a decade ago, a Long Island woman made the commitment to "walk the walk" until breast cancer was no more.
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More than a decade ago, a Long Island woman made the commitment to "walk the walk" until breast cancer was no more.
Don't imitate a fire-breathing dragon by eating cereal or cheese puffs super-cooled with liquid nitrogen.
Suffolk County officials said Thursday that they have taken down a large drug ring in the summer tourist hot spot of Montauk.
Officials on Wednesday unveiled a new school safety plan for Suffolk County students when they head back to class next month.
He is known as Long Island's "shark man," and he has dedicated his life to saving these misunderstood creatures of the sea.
Mourners at a Long Island cemetery say their peace and quiet is being disturbed by construction equipment stored next to loved ones' graves.
A teenager was recovering in the hospital on Wednesday after someone shot up a Long Island home earlier in the day.
The cellphone images were seen by thousands. A Long Island man is seen charging a 12-year-old boy and shoving him to the ground.
The upcoming start of school is going to be a scramble for one Long Island school district.
A village on Long Island that's simply outgrown its public works yard needs more space. It has led to an eminent domain fight.
It is being hailed as a bold and innovate approach to the opioid epidemic -- a new form of justice for low-level drug offenders in Suffolk County.
One of the vehicles involved was a Toyota Corolla that looked completely mangled as it was being towed from the scene.
Dr. Shimon Waronker was brought in to fight corruption and turn around a 37 percent graduation rate. Now, he's defending himself against school board charges of gross misconduct as he faces dismissal.
New York American Water is on the hot seat over a lack of warning about its new conservation rate that was approved by the state Public Service Commission last year, raising the cost of water as customers use more.
Tensions building from the sky-high water bills spewed out during a more than three-hour public meeting at East Rockaway High School.
