Yaphank Well Water Found To Be Contaminated With Dangerous Chemicals
A superfund site has been designated in Yaphank, Long Island, and the well water there was determined to be contaminated.
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A superfund site has been designated in Yaphank, Long Island, and the well water there was determined to be contaminated.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation encourages natural lawn care, saying it has been practiced for much longer than chemical lawn care and can easily be implemented anywhere.
Dim streets may soon be a memory in one Nassau County village as officials consider replacing 800 streetlights.
Convents in the Tri-State Area and across America are closing, as nuns who used to be a vibrant presence in schools and communities are aging rapidly.
A legal battle brewing on Long Island has pitted homeowners against a masonry business that has operated there for decades.
The daughter of a woman killed in a Mother's Day crash in Suffolk County, was heartbroken to find out that her mother died while pushing her out of the way.
A Long Island father claims his daughter, who has special needs, is upset and does not want to go to school after the district replaced her longtime aide with someone who allegedly does not have proper training.
A 55-year-old mother was killed and her teenage daughter was injured when they were hit by a car in Lindenhurst, Long Island Sunday.
It is going to be a rough summer for commuters at Penn Station, and some new details have been released about what commuters will be up against.
A Westbury, Long Island bar employee stood charged Sunday with slashing a patron during a fight.
Saturday's rally comes after Amtrak announced repair plans at Penn Station that could disrupt commutes for most of the summer.
With the cost of living being so high on Long Island, employers are having a hard time finding, and keeping good workers.
The governors sent a joint letter to Amtrak on Thursday night, saying the situation at Penn Station "has gone from bad to worse to intolerable."
The three people accused in 18 robberies across Long Island appeared in court Thursday.
