1 Dead, 3 Hurt After Car Crashes Into Nassau County Home
Police say a 2004 Acura carrying four occupants was travelling eastbound on Round Swamp Road in Plainview when it left the road and struck the home.
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Police say a 2004 Acura carrying four occupants was travelling eastbound on Round Swamp Road in Plainview when it left the road and struck the home.
Police are searching for a dognapping duo that stole at $2,500 puppy from a pet store in Suffolk County.
Now that both the House and Senate have unveiled their plans, which slash or eliminate several deductions, including those for property taxes, many want to know what the proposals mean for them.
A minor fender bender turned into a fatal hit-and-run and police need your help.
A fourth suspect was arrested and Thursday in connection with a robbery spree on Long Island this past spring.
Suffolk County police are warning parents about possibly tainted Halloween candy after a 6-year-old girl found a sewing needle inside a chocolate bar.
When we pay respect to generations of U.S. veterans on Saturday, some on Long Island will be grateful for much-needed repairs to their unusable kitchen.
It's been a proving ground for Republican leaders like Alfonse D'Amato, but America's largest township is no longer in GOP hands.
A Long Island woman was able to catch a stranger who was harassing her online for three years. Now, that stranger is serving jail time.
The old theory is the warmer the ball, the farther if flies. A renowned scientist and a St. Louis Cardinals baseball player tested it out at Long Island University Post.
Suffolk County Police Commissioner Timothy Sini won the race to replace the embroiled Tom Spota as District Attorney, but Spota will be stepping down well before his term ends.
Hicksville High School senior Angelo Collazo, 17, was laid to rest Wednesday.
With all precincts now reporting, Democrat Laura Curran leads Republican Jack Martins with 51 percent of the vote to Martin's 48.
Authorities are searching for a missing student from Stony Brook University.
Number one on voters' minds seemed to be endemic corruption, dishonesty, and backroom deals.
