Long Island Braces For Blizzard Conditions, High Winds Ahead Of Winter Storm
Officials on Long Island are warning residents to be prepared as a winter storm is set to sweep the Tri-Stare area Tuesday.
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Officials on Long Island are warning residents to be prepared as a winter storm is set to sweep the Tri-Stare area Tuesday.
Long Island Rail Road Service is back to normal after a train slammed into a minivan, disrupting the morning rush.
The truck was was found in front of the Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School on W. 93rd Street.
The storm is expected to dump more than a foot of snow with some areas seeing higher amounts.
Tomorrow will be a day of change as we start with sunshine and light breezes, but finish with plenty of clouds ahead of our major storm system.
A significant snowstorm set to impact the area Tuesday, with up to a foot of snow, gusts to 60 mph, and near-zero visibility all in the cards.
Suffolk County Police say Roxanne Simonetti, 49, of Lindenhurst crashed her 2012 Jeep Liberty on Centre Avenue at around 11:15 p.m. Saturday night.
Anthony Cole, 29, of Copiague, broke into 11 businesses in Babylon, shattering their front glass windows and stealing cash and cigarettes, police said.
Police say 26-year-old Rony Fernando Inestroza, of Great Neck, approached the 43-year-old victim in the rear of 647 Middle Neck Road and punched him in the stomach.
A winter weather advisory is in effect for New York City, the lower Hudson Valley, Nassau and western Suffolk counties on Long Island. A winter storm warning has also been issued for eastern Suffolk County.
Because of the timeline and close proximity of the fires, arson investigators have ruled this as criminal in nature.
The Town of Islip is starting a trap, neuter and return program for feral cats.
Multiple Tri-State Area synagogues and Jewish centers are applying for, and receiving, Homeland Security funding in the interest of safeguarding their institutions.
Sandra Lamb was left a quadriplegic at age 13 in a diving accident, but doesn't let much stop her -- she drives and works as a tutor.
Police say Brentwood teenagers Kayla Cuevas and Nisa Mickens were murdered by alleged gang members using machetes and baseball bats last September.
