Ex-L.I. Principal Gets 60 Days In Prison, 10 Years' Probation For Sex With Teen
A former Long Island school principal was sentenced to 60 days in prison and 10 years' probation Wednesday, after pleading guilty to having sex with a teenage boy.
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A former Long Island school principal was sentenced to 60 days in prison and 10 years' probation Wednesday, after pleading guilty to having sex with a teenage boy.
There has been heated disagreement among some New York congressmen over whether to boycott Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial address in Washington next month.
There are calls being made on Long Island for new rules to protect student athletes from unsafe equipment.
A Long Island man who killed a college student in a hit-and-run crash nearly three years ago walked free Wednesday after his sentencing.
The house at Old Country Road and Montauk Highway was being demolished when it exploded at around 2:15 p.m., according to Southampton police.
The young female lab mix was found inside a crate in a wooded area near the Martha Avenue Park Tuesday.
The facility will be built on the Nassau Community College campus in Garden City. It'll be the department's first county-owned training and intelligence facility.
A controversy is cooking in a Suffolk County village as residents fight a church's plan to feed the needy.
There have been 13 robberies at gas stations and a convenience store since December. At least three of the businesses may have been struck twice.
The town has leased a snow melter to help clear snow from commuter parking lots and areas where the snow is blocking viability on roadways.
The union's contract expires Friday. A strike would affect 1,200 gas and power-plant employees.
Julio Cesar Alfaro, 21, of Garden City Park is charged with third-degree burglary and second-degree criminal mischief.
The plan is erect 48-foot-wide electronic billboards all along the Long Island Expressway and near Roosevelt Field mall.
Passing the buck is what many Long Island pedestrians and bus riders have been complaining is happening, when they report precarious passage along sidewalks, streets, and bus shelters.
Suffolk officials are waiting on the FAA to move forward with a massive sewer project.
