Battle Brewing Over New Plan To Reduce Invasive Swan Population On Long Island
Some say the non-lethal plan is a kinder solution, while others continue to mount a strong public opposition.
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Some say the non-lethal plan is a kinder solution, while others continue to mount a strong public opposition.
A high school theatre teacher on Long Island is the subject of high drama this week.
PSEG Long Island workers and contractors are heading to Florida to help restore power to millions of people who are still without electricity following Hurricane Irma.
Millions of American families are struggling with caring for relatives with Alzheimer's and other dementia-related diseases.
A nontraditional primary takes place in Nassau County on Tuesday, pitting two Democrats against each other.
A Long Island beach where people gathered and watched in horror as the distant World Trade Center towers collapsed on Sept. 11, 2001 is the site of the latest memorial to victims of the terror attacks.
A 14-year-old girl on her way to school in Nassau County was fighting for her life Friday night.
To some in Smithtown, it may seem trite: the arrangement of elected officials' names and the size of the lettering on signs.
The family of a 16-year-old Long Island boy who died when a 10-foot log fell on his head during a preseason high school football drill has filed notice they intend to sue for $15 million in damages.
Police released surveillance photos of a suspect late Wednesday after anti-Semitic graffiti and other profanities were found spray-painted on a school in Syosset, Long Island late last month.
As long as students at Brentwood South Middle School can remember, they've relied on Suffolk County crossing guard Denee Wood to get them across the street without harm.
Two public wells for drinking water have been shut down on the East End of Long Island, after tests found contamination from PFCs, or perfluorinated compounds.
On Sept. 11, 2001, many people gathered on the beach in Point Lookout and watched in horror as part of the Manhattan skyline disappeared.
An abundance of drug vials has been popping up in a new place, and some say it's evidence of an epidemic extending to new areas.
The Roosevelt School District was so troubled, it was the first and only district to be taken over by New York State. But after more than two decades, it has resurrected itself.
