Rep. Kathleen Rice, Long Island Residents Push For Tougher Animal Cruelty Laws
Residents are throwing support behind the PAWS Act, which would extend federal domestic violence protections to include pets of abuse victims.
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Residents are throwing support behind the PAWS Act, which would extend federal domestic violence protections to include pets of abuse victims.
NYPD Detective Brian Moore was shot and killed in Queens earlier this year, and on Friday, his mother spoke out about policy and pain.
A Hofstra University student has been charged with manslaughter in the heroin overdose death of his girlfriend.
Town officials claim they "followed all proper procedures," notifying Phil Williams with repeated registered letters beginning last October.
Acting District Attorney Madeline Singas said rival Kate Murray, who is currently Town of Hempstead supervisor, lacks experience.
Freeport Mayor Kennedy believes damage from Superstorm Sandy could have been prevented with the installation of storm water gates.
Songwriter Jeff Michael opens up his Brentwood home for a yearly show filled with original Broadway-style Halloween tunes.
A Long Island police officer is accused of hitting on a woman and then groping her in front of her children.
The thieves are preying on kindess and targeting the vulnerable throughout the area.
Three years after Superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on the coasts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, signs of recovery are still all around.
Holiday season is coming, but buyers beware -- seasonal spending also means its time to prepare for potential holiday scams.
RushCard, a pre-paid debit card system backed by hip-hop mogul Russel Simmons will create a 'multi-million dollar' fund to help cover costs for thousands of users.
In the last several weeks, Riverhead police said they received numerous reports of pocketbooks and other items being stolen from unlocked cars at local vineyards, farm stands and parking lots.
The schools likely to be shuttered have not yet been identified.
The legislators believe yellow lights have been shortened so that more tickets are given out and want the program halted until an investigation is conducted.
