Lorena Mongelli

The AIDS epidemic was raging when Pamela Biafora was diagnosed with HIV in 1986. The fear from the diagnosis, which she learned of after donating blood, was almost paralyzing.

The Sisters of Mercy of the Americas' decision to lease the property to the independent South Huntington school has roiled some trying to save the original academy.

The driver of a yellow taxi van jumped a curb near Macy's Herald Square and struck six pedestrians in Manhattan on Wednesday afternoon, sending three to the hospital, police said.

With rising global and ocean temperatures creating fiercer weather patterns, experts said they believe extreme weather events will continue to develop locally in 2025.

As the holidays come to a close with New Year's Eve, Long Island law enforcement is fighting one of the most dangerous times of the year nationwide for drinking and driving.

A recent federal report found New York State is dealing with the highest per capita rate of homelessness in the country.

A recent spate of stowaways on airplanes has exposed lapses in aviation security and sparked concerns about safety, according to transportation

"I'm very worried — how am I going to survive?" Huntington resident Leann Pisano, 58, a recent nursing school graduate, said of concerns about future Social Security benefits.

Pope Francis told Italian media that President Trump's planned mass deportations "won't do."

Members of Generation Z on Long Island appear to support recent federal government proposals for a cancer-related warning label on alcohol and for