Long Island Educators And Lawmakers Sound Alarm About THC-Laced Cookies That Look Like Snack For Kids
EMT Joe Lattanzi sounded the alarm to Long Beach parents after an adult became violently ill.
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EMT Joe Lattanzi sounded the alarm to Long Beach parents after an adult became violently ill.
Offshore wind power is coming to New York for the first time, and it would be the largest in the nation to date.
A week before Memorial Day Weekend, the Long Island Rail Road says it's ready to kick off the summer.
Long Island officials are encouraging residents and tourists to visit businesses and sites to help boost the local economy.
Long Island political leaders are calling on state officials to allow their beaches to open at normal 100% capacity.
Caregivers in group homes for the developmentally disabled nurture some of New York's most vulnerable.
This isn't the first time the 39-year-old officer has been in trouble with the law.
High winds and flooding are cause for concern on Long Island as the powerful nor'easter blankets the region in snow.
Long Beach in Nassau County has been in fiscal trouble for years.
Town of Hempstead beaches will allow people in the water up to their knees, but Long Beach beaches are still closed.
A group of Long Island teenage girls, Habitat For Humanity and Orthodox Union's Project Community are teaming up to rebuild the house of a community leader decimated by Hurricane Sandy eight years ago.
There have been at least three shark sightings Monday.
Beaches will begin closing at 8 p.m., and boardwalks will close at 9 p.m. The city will also no longer sell non-resident beach passes for weekends.
Around 7 p.m. Thursday, multiple 911 calls reported a swimmer in distress near Monroe Boulevard.
It was pretty packed in Long Beach, with no parking spots in sight, and on the main street businesses are happy to have the traffic, reported CBS2's Tara Jakeway. But on the beach itself, it was a very different story.
According to police, Damian Davidson bought four resident-only seasonal beach passes for $140 each and allegedly posted an ad on Craigslist offering to sell them for $250 per.
Long Island officials say it's not a matter of "not in my backyard." It's a matter of health and safety. They cannot have city residents flooding limited beach space.
Beaches open Friday, and the lifeguard chairs will be occupied .
Some were social distancing, some weren't. Most were wearing masks, but not everyone.
Up until now, some have been waiting 10 days for results, calling into question the accuracy of the numbers of positive cases.
City officials say heavy winds and the salt in the air damaged the screws that hold the lights in place.
Time has been standing still in one Long Island community, where a public clock has been broken for years.
He brought home a $1 million prize but says he still plans on teaching.
Taxpayers are frustrated. Benches in Long Beach are being mistreated and falling apart due to people using them for exercise.
Symptoms of salmonella usually appear 12-72 hours after being exposed and include cramping and diarrhea.
