'It's Safer:' Westbury 9th Graders Head To Nassau Community College To Alleviate Overcrowding
School officials say overcrowding reached a breaking point with 450 unaccompanied immigrants arriving in just two years.
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School officials say overcrowding reached a breaking point with 450 unaccompanied immigrants arriving in just two years.
Communities across the Tri-State area are holding fundraisers and charity drives to help those devastated by Hurricane Harvey.
The 10-year-old female puggle, named Mama, was found near a Walgreens Pharmacy on Main Street.
A Long Island man was arraigned Thursday after police said he choked his wife to death.
Keith Caputo has made it his mission to improve lives through 'Helping Makes U Happy,' despite challenges in his own life.
A Long Island woman is suing her veterinarian, saying a prescribed painkiller for routine surgery killed her beloved dog.
Teens on bikes have been taking over busy Long Island roads, weaving in and out of traffic.
A Massachusetts-based company is recalling more than 32,000 pounds of chicken sausage that was shipped to stores in the Tri-State area.
The Long Island Rail Road is getting ready to shift back to regular service as the last week of the Summer of Hell arrives.
A baby boy was left all alone outside of a Suffolk County casino, and the teen babysitter -- who may have abandoned him after she wasn't paid -- is facing charges.
The devastation from Tropical Storm Harvey in Houston has raised questions about how the Tri-State Area will weather its next hurricane.
Some incredibly brave and fast-thinking kids were the heroes of their Long Island community Tuesday night.
Oyster Bay officials honored an FDNY chief and his family on Tuesday, for saving the life of a swimmer who was drowning in the Long Island Sound.
A priest from Holy Cross Church returned to his Old Nichols Road home in Nesconset just after 8 p.m. Monday to find 37-year-old Philip Magalhaes doing laundry, police said.
We teach our children how to swim and school them in water safety, but seldom do we give much thought to one danger under the water.
