Lynbrook Going Green With Solar Street Lights
The village of Lynbrook is going green, launching a major new lighting project that brings solar and other energy efficient lighting throughout the village.
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The village of Lynbrook is going green, launching a major new lighting project that brings solar and other energy efficient lighting throughout the village.
Numerous tents, books and other possessions were also recovered by sanitation workers and police officers during the raid.
There have been two disturbing flashing incidents near St. Anthony's High School in South Huntington, Long Island.
Police released surveillance images Monday of the suspect that police say tried to rape a 27-year-old woman inside her apartment building. Thursday police arrested Imre Meszesan, 35, of MacDonough Street in Brooklyn.
A judge ruled against the Occupy Wall Street protesters on Tuesday, saying they could return to Zuccotti but without their sleeping bags, tarps and tents.
Yaphank fire commissioner Bill Peters says he's pushing for a cell tower to be installed even though the proposal is unpopular with many in the community.
Suffolk County police say 25-year-old Nicholas Lobianco handed a Rite Aid employee a note demanding prescription drugs. They say Lobianco then ran away before the employee could comply.
He was convicted in 2009 of denying taxpayers honest services by concealing a deal with a business associate who paid him as a consultant.
Police say the two men entered Soven Restaurant at 28 East 13th Street and removed cash from the establishment.
Police are asking for the public's help in finding four men wanted in connection with the rape of a 22-year-old woman who stopped to ask two of them for directions in Brooklyn.
The fire broke out on the third floor of a four-story apartment building just before 4 a.m. on 147th Street and Amsterdam.
It's the season for giving and on Long Island, today is the day - in the island's biggest food and turkey drive of the year.
You won't see it for real until 2013, but a sneak peek at what the base of what will be New York City's tallest building was granted on Tuesday.
Rathschmidt said the inspiration for United for the Troops came after his son, Luke, joined the service five years ago.
In a four-page ruling, Supreme Court Justice Michael Stallman said that the protesters' first amendment rights didn't entitle them to camp out in the plaza indefinitely.
