Hamptons Residents Shocked After Finding Ku Klux Klan Pamphlets
Some homeowners in the Hamptons are puzzled and angry after finding recruitment pamphlets for the Ku Klux Klan at their homes.
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Some homeowners in the Hamptons are puzzled and angry after finding recruitment pamphlets for the Ku Klux Klan at their homes.
Noah Rubin's family said they've been bringing him to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center since he was a baby.
A judge has denied youthful offender status for 19-year-old Joseph Beer,who was 17 at the time of the crash.
Social media helped two teenagers connect with a few muggers on Long Island, police said.
A Calverton no-kill dog rescue operation that is under investigation by the state attorney's office is fighting to stay open in an attempt to prevent dozens of dogs from being euthanized.
A man who has had some wedding photos in his possession since the day after the storm is looking for their owners.
Call it "liquid gold." It's as valuable to thieves as copper. It's a commodity so valuable it is being stolen by the gallon.
School starts next week in Lindenhurst and parents don't want their children walking to Harding Elementary School past the so-called "Mold House" on Granada Parkway.
A Long Island man has pleaded guilty to nearly two dozen counts of felony and misdemeanor animal fighting charges in connection with a fire that killed 13 pit bulls earlier this year.
Investigators are working to determine whether speed and alcohol were factors in a wreck Saturday night on the Southern State Parkway that left three children, their mother and their grandmother dead, police said.
The incident occurred sometime between 2 a.m. and 7 a.m. Sunday at the U.S. Post Office on Mollineaux Place in Roosevelt.
Before emergency crews could arrive, two Good Samaritans passing by on a 26-foot boat rescued Michael Scaringi's 12-year-old son from the sinking boat.
Authorities said the group was returning to Brooklyn following a family gathering.
Araceli Mondragon-Vargas, 27, of Hempstead was arrested around 4:15 a.m. after failing to stay in her lane, police said. Officers pulled her over and determined she was intoxicated, police said.
Peter Marren is charged with arson and criminal contempt after the incident around 1:30 a.m. Saturday on Main Street, Islip.
