"You can go put your name on the warm fuzzy list," our teacher Mrs. Robyn Grieco will tell our class. If you're wondering what the warm fuzzy list is, I'm here to tell you.
The Village of Lindenhurst will not move ahead on several planned contracts with a Woodbury engineering firm that has been indicted on corruption charges.
While the East End was still seeing a bit of rain early afternoon Monday, skies were mostly clearing, with expectations for a spot of sun later in the day, forecasters said.
The motorcyclist killed last month when his bike hit the side of a sport utility vehicle that was making a turn across traffic was identified by police as a 27-year-old Valley Stream man.
Are you looking for something fun and different to do on Long Island? If you are, we have the place for you: Long Island Escape Game in Lake Ronkonkoma. We were lucky enough to take a tour there.
Sean Dixon, the Medford teenager who inspired friends and family as he battled cancer before he died last year, will have a permanent place in his hometown when Brookhaven officials rename the park where he played as a child.
Instead of deploying Head of the Harbor's tiny highway department or hiring expensive contractors for beautification projects this summer, village officials are turning to free labor: a volunteer residents' road crew.
The Riverhead Town Board will vote Tuesday on whether to allow outside legal counsel to advise the town's Board of Ethics regarding a complaint linked to the pending $40 million EPCAL land sale.
Rescue workers did not find the two people still missing from the crash of a twin-engine plane in the waters off Amagansett and suspended the search because of "deteriorating sea conditions," police said.
On the morning a mistrial was declared, the jury had voted 11-1 to find Edward Mangano guilty in connection with a contract to supply bread and rolls at the Nassau County jail, four jurors said.
Bernard Krupinski, known as Ben, was an East Hampton native and builder to the stars -- among them, home decor mogul Martha Stewart and performer Billy Joel. Bonnie was a developer and a businesswoman.
The fifth annual march attracted demonstrators who lofted signs into the air with messages such as "Nassau, Give Us Our Rights" and "Trans Lives Matter."
Opponents of the proposed Belmont Park development called for the environmental impact study to include measures of traffic during this Saturday's Belmont Stakes race.