Man Fatally Shot Outside Long Island Strip Club
A man has been fatally shot outside a topless club on Long Island.
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A man has been fatally shot outside a topless club on Long Island.
New York officials are holding two-hour emergency preparedness sessions around the state.
The MTA is building tunnels and tracks under Manhattan so that the Long Island Rail Road can connect to Grand Central Terminal.
According to Suffolk County Police, officers were called to the parking lot of the Illusions Gentlemen's Club, located at 3 Saxwood St. in Deer Park, at 3:36 a.m. for a report of shots fired.
Four new cases of enterovirus D68 have been confirmed by state officials in Suffolk County, according to a news release Friday.
A Long Island man remained behind bars Friday evening after 50 different license suspensions or revocations, and the Nassau County District Attorney's office called him a "menace to innocent motorists and their families."
It may be fall, but it sure feels like summer. Friday will see plenty of sunshine with a high of 75 and temperatures are expected to be in the low 80s over the weekend.
CBS 2 has gotten action following a report on no-show fines levied against Long Island homeowners by National Grid.
The first nor'easter of the fall season will plow its way into the Tri-State Area Thursday morning, and is expected to affect the morning commute and stick around all day.
On Long Island, a massive construction project is underway to build Suffolk County's first children's hospital.
A Long Island home health care aide was charged Wednesday with stealing more than $1,300 from the people for whom she was working.
Jeffrey Iarocci and Michael Wehle were arrested Tuesday after state police say they executed a search warrant at their Selden home.
More than a month after a New Hyde Park teenager, who was allegedly high, slammed into the Antoine family, the youth was charged with crimes that could lock him away for 25 years.
David Denenberg, who has served as a Nassau County legislator since 1999, said Wednesday that if he happened to win the judgeship, he would not accept the position.
Town of Islip officials and bay men lauded the bay bottom-leasing program, which they credit with the rebirth of the oyster industry on Long Island's South Shore.
