Another shark bite reported off Fire Island
Suffolk County authorities are keeping close watch on the water after more shark sightings and an attack Tuesday.
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Suffolk County authorities are keeping close watch on the water after more shark sightings and an attack Tuesday.
Four apparent attacks in two days have beachgoers more than a little fearful. They're wondering how can they keep safe this swimming season. CBS New York's Dick Brennan reports.
Two people suffered minor injuries on Tuesday. All of it happened after a teenager was bitten by a shark on Monday off Fire Island. CBS New York's Jennifer McLogan reports.
Authorities at Suffolk County beaches are keeping a close watch on the water after more shark sightings were reported Tuesday morning. CBS New York's Jennifer McLogan reports.
Marine experts said the great white sharks are making their annual migration from the Florida Keys to the northeast.
Marine experts said the great white sharks are making their annual migration from the Florida Keys to the northeast.
Hempstead is ramping up the shark patrol to keep beachgoers safe after a record number of shark sightings.
The woman remains hospitalized in what police described as serious condition.
The woman was bitten by a shark while snorkeling in Turks and Caicos.
Maggie Drozdowski's story of survival while surfing has got some thinking twice before taking a dip in the ocean.
The teenager who was bitten was lucky to suffer only minor injuries. CBS2's Christine Sloan has more on what you can do to stay safe.
Stone Harbor officials said the 15-year-old girl suffered cuts to her foot and calf.
The governor says state parks will double their supply of drones and train a whole new team of drone operators.
Long Island beaches aren't taking any chances when it comes to spotting sharks. Gov. Kathy Hochul announced changes for state parks Tuesday. As CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports, officials call it a needed response to the new normal.
The smallest was reportedly 2-to-3 feet long, while the biggest one was said to be 5-to-6 feet long.
Jospeh Maiolo says he reeled in five sharks just east of Jones Beach State Park.
Experts say we as humans pose a bigger threat to sharks than they do to us.
Shark sightings seem to be increasing, especially in our area, along with people's fascination with them. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis visited some experts in New Jersey to learn more about sharks.
It's believed to be a blacktip or spinner shark.
Get the facts about shark attacks before canceling a trip or staying out of the water.
Father tells CBS2 his 16-year-old son was bitten on the foot and then kicked his way into shore on his surf board
It follows a series of shark bites at Long Island beaches. The teen's father spoke with CBS2's John Dias.
Authorities say a 16-year-old was bitten Wednesday off Kismet Beach. CBS2's John Dias has more on how to stay safe in the water.
Experts say don't be alarmed, for the South Shore of Long Island is believed to be a nursery for white sharks.
CBS2's Dana Tyler sits down with biologist Hans Walters.
