Some Sandy Damage On Long Island Is Only Now Apparent
Only now, when landscaping is supposed to be turning green, are Long Island's shoreline homeowners realizing additional devastation caused by superstorm Sandy.
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Only now, when landscaping is supposed to be turning green, are Long Island's shoreline homeowners realizing additional devastation caused by superstorm Sandy.
A New York man enjoying his morning cup of coffee Friday stumbled upon four alligators near a Long Island boat ramp.
A Suffolk County woman stood charged Saturday with encouraging her young teenage children to fire a BB gun at car the windows of parked cars.
According to police, instead of giving the winner his receipt the clerks gave him $774 in cash and sent him on his way. Police say one of the clerks then gave the winning ticket to his brother to cash in so they could split the winnings.
The New York state law requires convicted drunk drivers to blow into a device that measures the driver's blood alcohol level before the car can be started.
Authorities said there is often a spike of bogus sites or social media pleas for donations in the wake of a disaster, where scammers prey on those looking to lend support.
Nearly six months after superstorm Sandy devastated much of Long Island, merchants along the famed Nautical Mile are fighting back.
Three school districts are on board and Nassau BOCES, the agency that coordinates services for Long Island school districts, is hoping all will sign on.
Trains will depart from Penn Station at 4:07 p.m. on Fridays and run nonstop to Westhampton. From there, the train will continue eastward, making stops at Southampton, Bridgehampton, East Hampton and Montauk.
The takedown crippled the "Rollin' 60s" -- a violent set of the Crips that has been terrorizing Roosevelt since 2001, Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice said.
Some of the summer people are building barriers to protect their homes from future storms, but they are forcing the water to eat away at public peaches.
Students in Massapequa, Long Island, have been through a rare and sobering experience, as the football field was turned into the scene of a simulated deadly drunken driving accident.
A 20-year-old high school student was charged Wednesday evening with stabbing a fellow student in a school lunchroom on Long Island.
A local wounded warrior shared his message of hope Wednesday for the survivors of the bombings, especially those who lost limbs in the attack.
