Son fatally shot by police after stabbing mother more than 40 times, police say
Town of Southampton police shot and killed a man armed with a knife after officers responded to a call of a "violent" disturbance in a family home Sunday, police said.
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Fire heavily damages Garden City Park service station
Hazmat experts were on the scene to determine any environmental issues.
Son fatally shot by police after stabbing mother more than 40 times, police say
Town of Southampton police shot and killed a man armed with a knife after officers responded to a call of a "violent" disturbance in a family home Sunday, police said.
Son fatally shot by police after stabbing mother more than 40 times, police say
Town of Southampton police shot and killed a man armed with a knife after officers responded to a call of a "violent" disturbance in a family home Sunday, police said.
ICE arrest leads to Plainview man's suicide attempts, as his family copes with fallout of separation
Juan Bonilla Lagos is a Plainview father of two with a history of clinical depression. He has been in ICE custody for seven months.
Trump administration's hantavirus response assailed by Sen. Chuck Schumer
Schumer demanded the rehiring of fired CDC cruise ship inspectors and port health station staff to "track Americans exposed to hantavirus."
Upstate man charged with damaging Teslas in Westbury dealership showroom
Travis Dubshinski, 38, of Jefferson, became irate when the dealership's staff, who did not know him, would not return a computer hard drive filled with crypto currency, Nassau police said.
Fatal officer-involved shooting in Riverhead being investigated by attorney general's office
The New York State Attorney General's Office said its Office of Special Investigation is "conducting a preliminary assessment of the matter."
All LIE lanes in Jericho closed following crash
The collision happened just after 6 p.m. at Exit 41S at Route 106/107, according to 511ny.org.
LIRR announces planned schedule changes; possible strike looms Saturday
The changes will not impact rush hour service, according to the LIRR.
2 people found dead in burning Hempstead house
The house, on Sycamore Avenue, had been boarded up after a previous fire, authorities said.
Assemb. David McDonough misses 100 votes; unclear when he was last in Albany
Assemblyman David McDonough's absence from Albany raises concerns as he misses key votes, citing health challenges while voting remotely via videoconference.
What Knicks player can make a surprise impact in Game 4 vs. 76ers if OG Anunoby is sidelined?
Jordan Clarkson and Landry Shamet have made their presence felt. Who's next? A return of Mo Diawara?
Upper Brookville composting program takes root
Programs in Upper Brookville and Sea Cliff offer ways for Nassau residents to convert their food scraps.
Facing a possible LIRR strike, riders weigh bad options
Long bus rides, lost customers, and the unpleasant prospect of driving into Manhattan with sky-high gas prices.
At Massapequa rally, LIRR union workers vow to 'walk together' if contract negotiations fail
A week before possible strike, both sides say they're seeking a fair deal.
Hundreds of thousands of NYers rushed to get REAL ID before May deadline
New Yorkers flocked to DMV offices before the May deadline to secure REAL ID-compliant licenses, with Long Island leading the state.
TSA set to charge $45 fee to verify identification of passengers traveling without REAL ID
The $45 fee covers the cost of enabling flyers without the right identification to fly, once the agency verifies their identity, the TSA said.
Don't cancel that flight: How to fly without proper ID or passport
Long Islander Gail Elis is trying to relocate her 96-year-old mother, who no longer has an ID, to Florida. Here's how she can fly.
Pentagon UFO files show 1947 Newsday blurb sparked FBI probe
A copy of a coded message appears in Newsday’s “County Irritant” section (left) in July 1947 that’s later translated (right). The clipping was kept as part of an FBI investigation into who sent the m...
Amanda Abrahamsson, who pleaded guilty to smuggling cocaine into Suffolk County, sentenced to 10 years
Amanda Abrahamsson, of Sweden, pleaded guilty to the felony, according to the Suffolk County district attorney.
LIE North Service Road in Melville reopened after morning crash
The crash was reported to Suffolk police just before 7:15 a.m. Saturday.
Long Islanders hold more REAL IDs than average New Yorkers
Islandwide, 56.9% of Long Island drivers licenses, learners permits and non-driver IDs comply with REAL ID requirements that went into effect last May.
How EPA repeal of Obama-era policy could impact Long Island
The EPA's repeal of the endangerment finding raises concerns about increased emissions from vehicles and power plants.