The mysterious case of the missing Lake Ronkonkoma Cemetery sign was solved Friday almost as soon as it began.

Two passersby were trying to free her when Highway Patrol Officers Richard Gandolfo and John McCrory arrived and pulled her out, police said.

Long Islanders can look forward to a weekend that's set to bring sunny skies and temperatures warming up to the mid- to upper-50s, a few degrees cooler on the East End, forecasters say.

Once again, nearly half of all state park lifeguards this summer will be stationed on Long Island, officials said, where every summer they prove their worth.

If it's been more than a few years since you've shopped for a new bed, mattress-buying has changed dramatically.

A Hampton Bays High School senior's research on radon and thyroid cancer has been published in an international science journal.

Thirty-three Long Island students were first-place winners last month in a regional contest that asked them to explore local, state, national and world history.

One person was injured in a six-vehicle crash Thursday night at a construction site in North Patchogue, Suffolk County police said.

The Hempstead police union president says intelligence indicates that members of MS-13 want to shoot a Hempstead area cop.

In the market for a used Volkswagen Jetta or maybe a Mitsubishi Eclipse, Pontiac G6 or a Volvo S40?

The school will offer eight levels of classes.

A pedestrian was injured by a hit-and-run driver Thursday night in Central Islip, police said.

Revitalization project, home renovations and a new train station are coming to Wyandanch.

A Woodmere man faces multiple charges after police said he struck another motorist's vehicle with a wooden bat in a case of road rage on the New York State Thruway in upstate Ramapo.

Authorities seized 90 pounds of opioids and arrested a major supplier to Long Island drug dealers in a bust that "saved thousands of lives," Suffolk County's top prosecutor said.

The Salvadoran citizen reportedly known as "Reaper" pleaded not guilty in Nassau County Court in Mineola.

Suffolk lawmakers approved a $10 million settlement for Martin Tankleff, whose conviction for killing his parents was overturned by an appellate court in 2007.

Three people were injured when a man pulling out of a parking spot crashed his SUV into a supermarket, struck two parked cars, and then drove into a clothing shop, police said.

Attorneys for the plaintiffs and the Kings Point academy agreed to the dismissal, according to the order entered by a U.S. District Court judge.

The Town of Babylon has signed a 10-year extension on the contract with its commercial garbage hauler.