Opposition Strong To LIPA, PSEG Long Island Rate Hike Proposal
PSEG officials say they need the $440 million generated by the increase to expand maintenance programs and fund new system upgrades.
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PSEG officials say they need the $440 million generated by the increase to expand maintenance programs and fund new system upgrades.
The driver survived the crash and was taken to South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside with neck and back injuries.
The nearly $36 million building also brings full national accreditation with it.
Suffolk County police said Brian Blackford entered a TD Bank on Deer Park Avenue just before 1:15 p.m. Sunday and gave the teller a note that demanded cash.
Police in Riverhead said Nicholas Kieltyka, of Kings Park, was arrested Saturday after he was spotted removing and concealing ammunition at a Walmart on Route 88.
Riverhead police said details of the accident were not immediately available. But they say it appeared he either "fell or crashed."
The battle surrounding long term funding is actually over immigration reform.
Suffolk County Police are investigating after a man was killed in a single-car crash early Saturday morning in Deer Park.
Erik Johnson said he was in New Jersey for his cousin's wake when all of a sudden, he felt a severe burning on his leg -- his iPhone 5C had exploded in his front pocket.
Police are asking anyone with information regarding the two shootings to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-220-TIPS.
A Long Island man was caught Friday morning driving in the HOV lane with a fake passenger in his vehicle, Suffolk County police said.
Posecutors made the case that Hoey beat Allison Bretherick so often and so viciously that she once scribbled on the back of a photograph, "If you find me dead, Thomas hoey did it."
A deteriorating, heavily-used Long Island bridge over railroad tracks is going to be replaced. But that means a year of detoured traffic, and snarled road closures near the busy Roosevelt Field Mall in Nassau County.
Inclusive immigration policy was the topic of a summit at Long Island's Hofstra University Friday.
A Long Island woman whose house was severely damaged in a fire alleges her insurance company refuses to pay her claim because she owns a pit bull.
