Patchogue Store Employees Spared When Allegedly Stolen Car Plows Through Front Window
Michael Nash crashed a stolen Honda SUV through the glass windows of Avenue Sound in Patchogue around 2:45 p.m. Tuesday, police said.
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Michael Nash crashed a stolen Honda SUV through the glass windows of Avenue Sound in Patchogue around 2:45 p.m. Tuesday, police said.
No arrests have been made in the Feb. 24 shooting at the lavish Huntington estate and authorities won't speak publicly about any possible leads or suspects.
Lawrence High School has launched a new series of air quality tests after officials said several educators came down with mold-related illnesses.
The elderly woman was "photographed by nursing home staff at East Neck Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in West Babylon as as a muscular, almost nude male dancer gyrated in front of her," according to the lawsuit.
A man was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly stole a car and crashed into a building on Long Island.
Shams Tarek, a spokesman for District Attorney Kathleen Rice, said police found a mistake in lab work completed by one lab technician from an out-of-state facility.
Claudia Dowling is charged with operating a commercial business in a residential neighborhood.
Charter schools and pre-kindergarten are getting funding in the recently approved state budget. But tax credits that would have benefited private schools with up to $150 million a year have so far been denied.
Workers found the card skimmers and tiny hidden cameras at a Long Island Rail Road station in Baldwin last week during a routine inspection, police said.
A Long Island man is facing criminal charges for killing a friend during a hunting trip last fall, 1010 WINS' Mona Rivera first reported.
The move granted approval for contracts that reinstate cost-of-living wages in exchange for union givebacks. Nassau's fiscal control board - known as NIFA - must still approve the deal.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority police on Monday were reminding Long Island Rail Road customers to watch out while buying tickets at vending machines.
NYPD personnel who played in a charity hockey game with FDNY members, and got into fisticuffs, will not be subjected to disciplinary action.
More than a dozen 70-year-old trees were suddenly chopped down in one Long Island, and now residents, stuck with unslightly stumps, are demanding answers.
Laws against animals in New York are codified in the state's Agriculture and Markets Law, "which has seen little change in nearly 150 years," Nassau County DA Kathleen Rice said.
