Westhampton Beach Residents Sue Over Concerns About Hazardous Chemical In Water
Longtime Westhampton Beach residents who live near Francis S. Gabreski Airport say they plan to sue over their exposure to a hazardous chemicals in their drinking water.
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Longtime Westhampton Beach residents who live near Francis S. Gabreski Airport say they plan to sue over their exposure to a hazardous chemicals in their drinking water.
Concussion awareness has been on the rise for a few years now. Parents often ask what the best treatments are, and if they should even let their kids play contact sports.
An 18-wheel truck carrying cases of Bud Light was involved in a crash early Wednesday morning, leaving beer spilled across a Long Island road.
Police say they later found the man at a nearby 7-Eleven. Investigators say he admitted to taking the ambulance.
Police say the man checked himself out of the hospital after he grew upset with his care.
A man charged last week is now believed to also be responsible for a rape late last year, and his line of work has police sounding a warning to the community.
Town officials say the garage is safe, but workers have quickly started shoring up some of the cracks.
A Long Island man has admitted to driving while intoxicated in connection with a crash that claimed the life of a longtime nurse last summer.
A very special delivery was expected Monday, for a Levittown family about to welcome its 100th foster child.
30-year-old Brittany Schmidt and her 29-year-old husband Vincent Fina of Brooklyn turned themselves in two weeks after they were first arrested for using a five-year-old cancer patient's photo to collect money for a fake funeral.
A Long Island man had to be revived after authorities said he overdosed behind the wheel and crashed his pickup truck.
The gathering on West Park Avenue in Long beach swelled to more than 100 people, mostly high school kids according to party-goers.
Authorities say the victims, including a 5-year-old boy, were exposed to high levels of carbon monoxide at a home on Elmont Road in North Valley Stream at around 7:30 p.m.
The word that Emma Wyss wants people to stop using begins with the letter "R." She says it hits close to home because her 8-year-old brother is a special needs student.
A popular water park on Long Island may be serving alcohol soon.
