CBS2 Exclusive: North Hempstead Looks To Quails To Cull Tick Population
Thanks to a 'quail cam' -- part of a pilot program to hatch and raise tick devouring quail -- all eyes are on a batch of Bobwhite Quail.
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Thanks to a 'quail cam' -- part of a pilot program to hatch and raise tick devouring quail -- all eyes are on a batch of Bobwhite Quail.
A driver going the wrong way on the Long Island Expressway crashed into another car on Monday.
A longstanding Greek Orthodox church wants to build a big new cultural center, but neighbors say it will bring chaos to their quiet streets.
It's the season of graduation parties, but a night of celebrating ended with a party crash on Long Island, and not the kind you may expect.
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus held its final show at the Nassau Coliseum on Sunday, May 22, 2017, after 146 years in operation.
He wants the federal government to help figure out and fund transportation alternatives while repair work is undertaken after a spate of problems including two derailments.
Authorities say two men attending a wedding party at 120 Amerigo Vespucci Ave. in Copiague became involved in the altercation around 8:20 p.m.
During the traffic stop, the officer observed the driver was intoxicated and his 15-year-old daughter was a passenger in the vehicle.
Police were called and the child was rushed to a local hospital where she was treated for cuts and scrapes and released.
Suffolk County police said a retired NYPD sergeant saw 42-year-old John Beneventano, of Shirley, trying to set a vehicle on fire in the church's parking lot and called 911.
In many states, carrying sunscreen to school is not allowed. But what about in the tri-state area?
Legitimate-looking letters arriving in Long Island mailboxes have been informing homeowners they face fines for improper recycling practices, but officials say it's a widespread scam.
Amy Fisher became a headline grabber in the early 90s after shooting the wife of her lover Joey Buttafuoco.
Authorities on Long Island took down a massive operation that they say had been supplying the entire East Coast with drug paraphernalia and packaging.
Drug addicts rarely commit violent crimes, but Long Island authorities say the opioid epidemic is behind most local burglaries and larcenies.
