Bellone Defends Suffolk Red Light Camera Program, Says Accidents Are Down
Suffolk County Republican lawmakers are calling for the camera program to be discontinued, arguing it is a money grab.
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Suffolk County Republican lawmakers are calling for the camera program to be discontinued, arguing it is a money grab.
Anil John, 17, had dreams of a career in computer science and had just started classes at Suffolk County Community College.
A University of Connecticut student faces criminal charges over a confrontation with a campus food court manager who wouldn't let him buy macaroni and cheese with bacon and jalapeno peppers.
Republican lawmakers said the red light cameras are a money grab, trapping motorists into getting ticket after ticket.
Police said Courtland Bonalde robbed three 7-Elevens in Suffolk County over the span of 10 days.
Citizens Campaign's executive director, Adrienne Esposito, said there are several alternatives to microbeads in beauty products.
Town of Riverhead Supervisor Sean Walter said the company will bring in high paying jobs and they have already purchased a number of homes in the area for employees.
Robert Cariddi, 49, of Mount Sinai, was arrested Monday in Miller Place after he broke into a Chinese food restaurant, police said.
Senator Lindsey Graham is asking for federal aid to help his state even though he voted against the Hurricane Sandy relief package in 2013.
Questions surround the mysterious death of a Long Island doctor whose body was found in the doorway of a building in Chelsea on Sunday.
Police late Monday were investigating a shooting that left a man dead in New Cassel, Long Island.
The so-called Red Light Robin Hood might now be getting some help from lawmakers in Suffolk County.
The now-changed restriction that had barred Nassau County prosecutors from keeping handguns, even at home, has touched off debate about whether prosecutors should be packing heat.
Morning Long Island Rail Road commuters can expect some delays on the Port Jefferson branch due to a broken rail east of Cold Spring Harbor.
That technique, known as "retrograde extrapolation," has been used to win convictions nationwide for decades, but has increasingly come under scrutiny by drunken-driving experts as an unreliable measure of a person's intoxication.
