Fire Island Gears Up For Summer Tourism After Successful 2015
According to a new report, visitors created $23 million in economic benefits for the Long Island vacation hot spot in 2015.
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According to a new report, visitors created $23 million in economic benefits for the Long Island vacation hot spot in 2015.
No one has won the full jackpot since March 2 and the multi-state lottery estimates Wednesday night's drawing will be worth $348 million.
Investigators are trying to piece together what happened in the final moments before the plane broke apart mid-flight, scattering debris across a Syosset neighborhood Tuesday afternoon.
A New York State Department of Environmental Conservation officer saved a deer on Long Island Thursday, after the animal got its head stuck in a globe from a lamppost.
A dozen female warriors who were instrumental in breaking down barriers to allow women to serve in all combat roles were honored in Nassau County Wednesday.
A startling number of 9/11 monuments around the country have been vandalized or fallen into disrepair, according to veterans' groups.
A retired New York City police officer from Long Island is facing charges after allegedly being found with child pornography in his possession.
The products were sold at retailers nationwide, including Trader Joe's and Costco, with "best buy" dates bewteen April 26, 2016 and April 26, 2018.
Police were searching for a suspect Tuesday night after a man and two dogs were shot, and a house was set on fire, in Yaphank.
A single-engine plane went down on a Syosset, Long Island road Tuesday afternoon, reportedly leaving two people dead.
Underage drinking is suspected in connection with the death of a freshman college student at Stony Brook University on Long Island.
A Long Island teenager who was accepted into all eight Ivy League schools will be heading to Harvard University this fall.
A 56-year-old Mastic woman with schizophrenia and her 84-year-old mother were found safe Monday night more than three days after vanishing.
The gap year after high school and before college is growing in popularity – and students and teachers are talking about it across high school and college campuses.
The head of the Suffolk County Democratic Committee had a terse message for Mayor Bill de Blasio Monday – "You're wrong."
