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Fitness bracelets are the newest craze -- but how accurate are they?
Nearly 40 sea turtles have washed up frozen in the last month.
A man has died in an industrial accident at a Long Island recycling business, police said.
A wrongful death suit filed Wednesday says Brown didn't receive necessary medical attention and was deprived of his constitutional rights.
Real estate agent Lisa Kennedy said in areas like Patchogue, Babylon, Huntington and Sayville in Suffolk County, you may pay a little more for a house near Main Street, but the investment is worth it.
Improving your outlook on life may be easier than you think -- it's the power of positive thinking, and new technology you can use at home can actually train your brain to be happy.
A Roman Catholic priest was arrested after allegedly entering a Long Island motel in possession of what is believed to be crack cocaine, police said.
The award-winning Harborfields School District is one of only seven districts in the entire state that don't offer full-day kindergarten.
New mobile parking lot cameras are being used to scan license plates at high speeds in Port Washington, Long Island – finding non-resident cars trying to cheat the system.
Years after retirement, Fultz, of Peconic Heights, made his dying wife Gloria, a promise: he would turn her family recipe into a household name -- cHarissa.
Former Suffolk County Police chief James Burke is accused of beating suspect Christopher Loeb and then coercing officers to lie about it.
Last August, the Centereach man posted videos online of himself using a painter's extension rod to turn several red light cameras in Ronkonkoma toward the sky so they would not catch violators.
The Federal Railroad Administration has proposed massive improvements to Amtrak's very congested Northeast Corridor.
The governor's $1.5 billion plan won applause from a packed luncheon hosted by the Long Island Association.
After nearly 16 years in office, Israel said it is time to leave politics and plans to spend more time developing new interests and writing his second novel.
