Top officials at Nassau University Medical Center will be barred from spending two weeks a year in the Cayman Islands at hospital expense, its chairman said.

The Nassau comptroller's office is seeking members of the public to volunteer to serve on an unpaid advisory board that provides fiscal oversight of the county's finances.

An appellate court has ruled that the Suffolk Conservative Committee board should not have filled vacancies ahead of its 2016 party convention, handing an out-of-power insurgent faction its second legal win in recent months.

Robert M. Beatty, a substance abuse counselor who grew up in Central Islip, loved long, intense conversations about politics, music and life over coffee.

More than one year after the Town of Babylon hoped to have finished installing energy-saving LED bulbs in all 13,250 of its streetlights, it has replaced only 10, town officials said.

The Manhattan federal court trial of sports-talk personality Craig Carton on charges that he scammed $4 million from investors through a ticket-resale Ponzi scheme has been scheduled for Oct. 29.

Steve Bellone and Laura Curran want online sellers to collect sales tax on purchases by New York residents.

Southampton Town police said they have located Roger Makowski, a man who went missing in January.

A downed high-voltage power line set fire to a backyard shed in Centerport during Wednesday night's nor'easter before spreading to a nearby unoccupied home, fire officials said.

Authorities are investigating a comment "suggesting violence against our schools should a weather-related closure not occur," the superintendent said.

The March 2 Nor'easter that blew into Long Island battered an artificial dune in Montauk, exposing a half-mile-long stretch of buried sandbags intended to combat erosion along the beach.

Suffolk County prosecutors have dropped a menacing charge against a Huntington attorney accused of pointing a gun at a client during a dispute.

Villages across Long Island are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to digitize government records because officials have run out of physical space to store paper files.

Two wild storms within a week. That's twice having to find someone to watch the kids. Twice slogging through a commute full of delays. Twice worrying if the power would go out.

A Town of Brookhaven crew had to evacuate the dump truck they were using to plow after it burst into flames.

An home built by an entrepreneur to resemble a French ch-teau is on the market this week for $60 million.

The inflatable, open-air castle is 10,000 square feet, more than three times the size of the average house.

Police are asking for help in identifying and catching the person who set fire to multiple vehicles in a fenced-in yard last summer on West Main Street in Riverhead.

A Port Jefferson home restored to Victorian-era design recently went into contract. Its last asking price was $719,000.

Firefighters in Ronkonkoma extinguished a car fire Wednesday night on the north service road of the Long Island Expressway.