The Changing Face Of Freeport: McMansions Replace Sandy-Damaged Bungalows On Long Island
Neighbors claim ostentatious monstrosities are changing the landscape of their modest and historic community.
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Neighbors claim ostentatious monstrosities are changing the landscape of their modest and historic community.
Grades for hundreds of Long Island high school students were never recorded, and the students have been left worried that the missing transcripts could cause problems as they prepare for college.
Suffolk County is considering legislation, dubbed "Kari's Law," that would eliminate the need to dial 9 before 911 while staying at a hotel.
Suffolk County Police have released surveillance images of a vehicle they said was used by the gunman in the February shooting of Oheka Castle owner Gary Melius.
A judge has ruled three Long Island sisters are entitled to monetary damages for the sexual abuse they endured at a local restaurant where they worked.
Officials said the burglar pretended to be a flower deliveryman when he knocked on the victim's door.
A discrimination lawsuit was filed Wednesday by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission against United Health Programs of America and its parent company, Cost Containment Group.
The aluminum colossus dubbed "Walking Figure" appeared at the airport in Westhampton, not far from the village and beaches.
A crew of New York City strippers scammed wealthy men by drugging them and running up extravagant bills at topless clubs while they were in a daze, authorities said.
Test results confirm a housing development for war veterans on Long Island is contaminated with hazardous materials.
Children suffering from scoliosis -- curvature of the spine -- may one day have a new treatment, thanks to the invention of a Long Island high school student.
In Long Beach, some revolutionary new fire hydrants have been turning a lot of heads.
A Long Island man who pleaded guilty to a fatal hit-and-run is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday.
The victim was attacked from behind around 10:30 p.m. on June 1 near the Long Island Railroad tracks on Maple Avenue after leaving church.
A house being built on the water in Freeport is being called "the monstrosity" by some neighbors.
