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The anniversary of historic and destructive flooding on Long Island quickly approaches, highlighting the lack of action to repair a major road and pond in Stony Brook.

Court documents allege a 48-year-old Long Island man sought to hire a killer to kidnap and eventually murder someone in Nassau County.

After more than eight long years, a beloved family pet has finally returned home – and his story is one for the books.

Smokey the cat vanished in 2016 while staying at a relative’s house. Now, the family and Smokey have been remarkably reunited.

A 23-year-old electrician from Brentwood is speaking out after a disturbing encounter with federal immigration agents left him handcuffed and shaken, despite being a U.S. citizen. Elzon Lemus says he was on the job, driving in a work van with his co-worker in Westbury when they were pulled over by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. The incident was…

At Northwell Health’s Sleep Disorder Center and Stars Rehabilitation Center, police revealed a worker used fake smoke detectors embedded with hidden cameras, which he attached inside the bathrooms with Velcro patches — some placed on the ceilings directly above the toilets.

At Schmear Bagel & Café, regulars are coming in for their morning coffee and bagel and asking workers for any news about bagel store manager Fernando Mejia. Their colleague and friend, Fernando Mejia, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) last Thursday after stepping out to make a routine food delivery. He never came back. “We were all…

Sara Burack, known for her appearances on reality shows like "Million Dollar Beach House," which highlighted the glamorous world of Hamptons real estate, was found dead early Thursday morning in a tragic hit-and-run incident.

Local police received a 911 call just before 3 a.m. Thursday about a body found in the middle of Montauk Highway; authorities report that a driver struck Burack and fled without stopping

Before you head outdoors this summer, health experts have a critical warning for New Yorkers: watch out for ticks—because they're everywhere.