Nassau County Plans To Build New Practice Facility, Corporate Offices For Isles
County Executive Edward Mangano announced the plans Wednesday even as the team moves to Brooklyn.
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County Executive Edward Mangano announced the plans Wednesday even as the team moves to Brooklyn.
Rapidly melting snow left some homes flooded on Long Island Wednesday evening, and forced their evacuation.
Some kids on Long Island got a chance to take part in a fun competition and learn about science at the same time.
Vicky Fradella of Levittown said she was flabbergasted when she got a notice in the mail from the Nassau County Traffic and Parking Violations Bureau for an alleged violation from 22 years ago.
Christopher Grabe, 37, of Coram is accused of not paying $29,000 dollars in state income taxes after failing to report nearly $500,000 dollars in wages for three years.
Outraged parents around New York state voiced their discontent with the state's Common Core standardized testing program Tuesday.
A New Jersey woman who died near where victims of a suspected Long Island serial killer were found is finally being buried.
Nancy and Keith Kouris opened their first Blue Duck Bakery Café in Southampton in 1999. The husband-and-wife team now have four locations.
The Suffolk County SPCA is trying to find a person or rescue group to adopt or foster a dog with an "aggressive" personality that was found beaten and abandoned in Central Islip.
New restrooms, concession areas and shaded tables will soon be coming to the Long Beach boardwalk.
A Long Island man was arrested and charged Monday with collecting child pornography depicting girls as young as 5 years old.
Southampton Town officials say the harsh winter has incapacitated the fowl.
A Long Island woman was involved in a terrifying road rage incident. Police say another driver intentionally plowed into her car on Sunday night, leaving her seriously hurt.
Violators could fined up to $500 under the new program.
Sen. Charles Schumer has added his voice to a growing chorus of elected officials and residents expressing concern about the use of a pesticide on wooden utility poles.
