Scientist: Dead Shark That Washed Up In Amagansett Was A Great White
A Stony Brook University scientist says a dead shark that washed up on the beach on Long Island was a great white.
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A Stony Brook University scientist says a dead shark that washed up on the beach on Long Island was a great white.
Drinking is no longer allowed on two stretches of the federally-owned Fire Island National Seashore as well as during peak hours at East Hampton's Indian Wells Beach.
A Long Island man was arraigned Friday in the beating of his mother in the same house where his brother was found dead.
A Long Island nursing home is under investigation following the recent death of a 71-year-old resident. Back in June, some employees at Medford Multicare Center were charged in the death of another resident in the same unit,
U.S. Parachute Association Spokeswomen says a miniature tornado or as skydivers call it, a dust devil, could have caused a skydiving accident in Long Island.
A program on Long Island is getting paralyzed patients out of their wheelchairs and into activities they never thought possible, CBS 2's Marlie Hall reported.
Ziggy, the Shih Tzu-mix that was found abandoned in a house in Lindenhurst last month, has found a forever home.
It's a big week for Long Island's most famous hotel as it celebrates its 140th anniversary, WCBS 880's Long Island Bureau Chief Mike Xirinachs reported.
Leah Cuevas was arraigned on indictment charges Thursday in Suffolk County District Court. She's being held without bail.
A new law being proposed on Long Island aims to protect Good Samaritans from being sued from breaking into a vehicle to rescue a child under 8 years old, CBS 2's Maurice DuBois reported.
John Bittrolff, 48, of Manorville, was arraigned Thursday in a Riverhead court. The carpenter and married father of two has been indicted on two counts of second-degree murder in connection with the deaths 31-year-old Rita Tangredi and 20-year-old Colleen McNamee.
Gary Messina was killed and his instructor critically injured during a tandem jump at Calverton's Skydive Long Island on Wednesday.
Around 4 p.m., two jumpers believed to be involved in a tandem jump at Skydive Long Island in Calverton somehow ended in a free fall, police said.
The 36-year-old man and 39-year-old woman were not hit by the gunfire.
Audra Cummings said she was standing next to her driveway when she was mowed down.
