Authorities Probe Single-Vehicle Crash That Left Medford Man Dead
Police in Suffolk County were investigating a deadly single vehicle crash on Sunday.
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Police in Suffolk County were investigating a deadly single vehicle crash on Sunday.
Some Long Island homeowners could pay a little more in taxes for police protection under the latest plan from Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone.
For the first time in a long time the Subway Series between the Yankees and Mets really means something.
It has been 9 weeks since the devastating limo crash in Long Island's wine country claimed four lives. Four others were seriously injured and are now out of the hospital.
Pope Francis will be in New York City next week. Catholic school students throughout the area are doing their best to make him feel welcome.
Authorities are appealing to the public to help catch a suspect wanted in a series of armed gas station robberies on Long Island.
Suffolk County and the Town of Islip are in discussions with several unnamed international airlines to bring flights to the airport, said Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter, who's not yet ready to give specifics.
There's still plenty of time to do some picking, since apples continue to grow and ripen right into October.
William Rini applied for a substitute teaching job with the Uniondale school district but didn't reveal the he was convicted in 2004 on child endangerment charges, prosecutors said.
Kelli Fenley gave birth to identical triplets at Winthrop University Hospital on July 1.
The suspect demanded money and fled the scene on foot heading westbound on Myrtle Avenue with an undetermined amount of cash, police said.
Some say a bow-and-arrow deer hunt would be the best way to manage the growing deer population in Head of the Harbor. Others in the Suffolk County village, however, are not so sure.
The Long Island Rail Road announced late Wednesday that it will be back to a normal schedule for the Thursday morning rush, nearly two days after a freight train derailment in New Cassel.
In Long Island's Five Towns, one synagogue in the quiet Lawrence neighborhood on the water is making waves.
A newly formed "Save the Milleridge" group is meeting at the end of this month and has invited Kimco representatives to attend.
