Intruder Caught On Surveillance Video Inside Long Island Elementary School
Surveillance video has surfaced of an adult stranger entering a Long Island elementary school, and parents and teachers hope he will soon be caught.
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Surveillance video has surfaced of an adult stranger entering a Long Island elementary school, and parents and teachers hope he will soon be caught.
The problem is especially bad in Suffolk County, where there has been a 12 percent jump since earlier this year.
A service dog that darted in front of a school bus to protect his blind owner this week had been specially trained to spring into action.
A highly acclaimed Long Island choir will sing for the pope at an upcoming command performance at the Vatican.
For the third straight year, a brown tide has been spreading across the Great South Bay off Long Island.
Nick D'Amato, 17, was at the controls with his prom date, 18-year-old Danielle Mignogna, at his side as they made their way to the big dance Tuesday night.
Residents in Holbrook are expected to pack a meeting Wednesday night when the operators behind a plan there try to address their concerns.
Cong Xu's sentence was part of a plea agreement after the 22-year-old Chinese national pleaded guilty in February to assault and burglary.
Nassau County Police say shoplifters at Green Acres and Roosevelt Field malls are no longer being taken into custody after being arrested.
Chriscelle Andrews looked down Tuesday as prosecutors told a judge the 53-year-old woman used a broomstick to beat her daughter Sunday, leaving the 10-year-old with a fractured arm.
The fire broke out around 4:30 a.m. Tuesday on Wadsworth Avenue in Levittown.
Environmental groups are urging the state to step up the war on the insects before they wipe out thousands of additional trees.
A female osprey is being watched closely by countless followers online as she eagerly waits for three of her eggs to hatch.
Dogs are frolicking on Long Island, as part of a well-orchestrated play group that helps workers classify shelter dogs and match them with families for adoption.
Federal money has been found to potentially bring sludge from a sewage treatment plant on Long Island into the ocean instead of local waters, Sen. Charles Schumer announced Monday.
