Dozens Of Pets Remain Unclaimed With Nassau's Temporary Shelter To Close
Nassau's emergency pet shelter will officially close its doors Friday. But as of midnight on Monday, the pets will all be officially placed in the custody of Nassau's SPCA.
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Nassau's emergency pet shelter will officially close its doors Friday. But as of midnight on Monday, the pets will all be officially placed in the custody of Nassau's SPCA.
The senator took up the issue following a bridge underpass strike on the Hutchinson Parkway earlier that month.
The number of deaths from heroin and prescription drugs have been steadily rising over the past few years on Long Island.
A masked man walked in to the Backporch bar Sunday, threatened a female employee with a knife and demanded money, police said.
Suffolk Highway Patrolman Brian Smales is recovering from injuries suffered when his cruiser was struck by an alleged drunk driver last weekend.
A 20-year-old Long Island man was killed early Sunday when his car slammed into a fence.
The 10th annual Wine and Wishes fundraiser is Thursday, March 14 at Chelsea Piers.
You may not know it, but the newest generation of smoke detectors do not need their batteries changed; you keep them for 10 years and then toss them.
U.S. Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) was appalled by the revelation that an undercover inspector with a bomb in his pants got through two checkpoints at Newark-Liberty International Airport and was cleared to get on a plane.
April is parking ticket amnesty month in the Long Island town of Huntington.
A new program has been helping Superstorm Sandy victims keep their homes out of foreclosure.
A pastor went above and beyond the call of duty to catch a man who broke into a church on Long Island.
By 6 p.m. Friday, however, the storm had moved mostly out to the Atlantic Ocean, leaving behind some significant snow totals for parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
Spring will be here before you know it, and many can't wait to get at their gardens. But one plant that's considered to be a staple of suburban gardens is off-limits this year.
You can still boo or hiss at a basketball, baseball, or football game, but if you try it at a Riverhead town board meeting, you could be told it's against the rules.
