LI Woman's Home Center Of Craigslist Scam
A Long Island woman was shocked to find out her house was for rent on Craigslist -- when she never put the ad on the website.
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A Long Island woman was shocked to find out her house was for rent on Craigslist -- when she never put the ad on the website.
The Nassau County Department of Health has issued an advisory warning residents not to swim at 19 beaches due to potential health risks.
Suffolk County police have arrested a Long Island man on charges of boating while intoxicated.
A Long Island court officer is dead in an apparent attempted murder-suicide.
The Nassau County Department of Health has issued an advisory warning residents not to swim at 19 beaches due to potential health risks.
Multiple rounds of severe storms brought heavy rains and dangerous winds, and knocked down trees and power lines, around the Tri-State Area late Friday.
Sabrina Macri, 19, faces several charges including driving while intoxicated, child endangerment, possession of a controlled substance and other counts.
It happened Thursday night as several people were setting off fireworks in front of an auto repair shop on Wyandanch Avenue in Wyandanch.
Time has run out to comply with a new law that makes carbon monoxide detectors mandatory in all New York state businesses.
Police said a driver hit two bicyclists, killing one, and slammed into a home in Hicksville Wednesday afternoon.
The summer's biggest celebration on the Fourth of July weekend is nearly upon us, and thousands of boats will soon cram the waterways for fun and fireworks. And boat operators could face serious penalties if they are caught drinking.
It appears it's going to take absentee ballots to decide the outcome of a hard-fought Democratic primary on the eastern end of Long Island.
A missing senior citizen has been found in the woods on Long Island -- delirious and covered in insects. The man is alive thanks to a police dog.
The Suffolk County Police Department wants to make sure the 4th of July holiday is a safe one for all.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the number -- 800-342-3736 -- as part of a larger effort by the state aimed at addressing zombie homes.
