Ex-Judge Loses Long Island Red-Light Camera Fight
State Supreme Court Justice Anthony Parga denied Samuel Levine's claim that he should be able to confront in court those who installed Nassau County's red light cameras.
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State Supreme Court Justice Anthony Parga denied Samuel Levine's claim that he should be able to confront in court those who installed Nassau County's red light cameras.
The owner and former assistant director of a Hicksville day care center where a 2-year-old girl choked to death on a carrot in 2009 have pleaded guilty to criminal charges.
Jay Lieberfarb has filed an age discrimination lawsuit against Nassau County claiming that he was fired for failing a surprise swimming test but younger lifeguards who also flunked were able to keep their jobs.
The total loss to Home Depot - a whopping $200,000.
Nassau County Judge David Ayres said Wednesday that pretrial hearings in Kim Wolfe's case could begin as soon as October.
Nassau County Police are thanking a quick thinking cab driver who they said helped catch two men accused of a brutal beating and robbery.
Police are looking for a Honduran immigrant accused of attacking a Hempstead woman in July. The suspect has also been linked to a child's sex assault in Texas.
Some 3,000 educators at Nassau Community College are scheduled to take a strike vote on Thursday, and it has students concerned.
The feral cat problem is so bad in Manorhaven, the Board of Trustees is entertaining a TNR program. That's trap, neuter, and release.
Police arrested a Jamaica, Queens man for driving drunk with a child passenger in East Garden City Friday night.
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano calls the new data further proof of the Hispanic community's economic vibrancy.
Police said thieves have broken into eight vehicles in the Massapequa Park area since August.
The 53-year-old woman suffered severe injuries to her head, face and neck.
Long Island is getting a big boost to help the housing market. On Thursday, governments received an additional $5 million to buy and rehabilitate vacant, foreclosed homes and fight off neighborhood blight.
The Long Island Power Authority was more than ready when Hurricane Earl breezed past Long Island last week. However, the utility's customers might have to pick up the tab.
A Uniondale woman says her family is afraid that a large group of men who invaded her property over the weekend will come back to retaliate. Her husband was arrested after allegedly firing warning shots with a rifle at the group.
A Uniondale homeowner who grabbed a rifle from his house and fired warning shots in a confrontation with a group of men on his lawn faces criminal charges, but his family said he was defending his home.
Police say a driver went the wrong way on the Long Island Expressway, smashed his minivan into a guard rail and killed a passenger riding with him.
Earl rumbled past the eastern tip of Long Island, leaving little more than a rainstorm in its wake.
Tropical Storm Earl may have lost much of its strength on Friday, but it's still creating dangerous conditions on Long Island.
Much of the East Coast is watching and waiting for an unwelcome guest this holiday weekend: Hurricane Earl.
