UPS Driver Caught On Video Kicking Package
A surveillance camera was rolling when a UPS driver took out his frustration on a package, flipping it, kicking it, even bowling with it.
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A surveillance camera was rolling when a UPS driver took out his frustration on a package, flipping it, kicking it, even bowling with it.
The town claims the crackdown is strictly a maintenance issue, but critics argue it's disrespectful.
"Mary Magdalene," a song co-written by Dan Beck, Gary Lucas and Jann Klose, was created to bring attention to the people still struggling to get their lives back to normal two years after the Oct. 29, 2012 storm.
Police Tuesday evening were investigating two deaths in Farmingdale, in a probe that shut down the Ronkonkoma Branch of the Long Island Rail Road.
On the eve on the second anniversary of Superstorm Sandy, dozens of volunteers picked up hammers and saws to help a desperate Queens family reclaim their storm-damaged home.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the state will spend nearly half a billion dollars on Long Island for water and sewage projects, including $383 million to help get homes in Suffolk County hooked up to sewers.
Some parents in the Five Towns on Long Island have claimed they were blindsided by plans to move out kids and lease part of their beloved school.
A Long Island woman has been arrested after police said they found her slumped over in the driver's seat of a car with a 3-year-old child strapped into a carseat in the back.
According to a new study by the AARP, 70 percent of Long Islanders who expect to retire at some point said it's likely they'll leave the state.
Suffolk County Police are trying to figure out who stole flags from Civil War graves and damaged property at a cemetery in Lake Grove.
A homeowner rescued a man Monday after he accidentally drove right into an in-ground swimming pool on Long Island.
Football season was suddenly over for students who have done nothing wrong. They no longer have equipment to use for practices and games.
Hurricane Sandy roared through the Tri-State Area two years ago this week. While the rebuilding continues, so does the frustration. But some affected residents say there is good that came out of the disaster. Memories of the storm are fresh.
The colleges will still ask applicants if they've been convicted of a felony -- a question that appears on the common application used by over 500 colleges and universities.
The feds may have busted Silk Road a year ago, but Sen. Schumer said online drug sales are flourishing.
