Tiffany Cusaac-Smith

The military-style ceremony, held at the Heritage Center in Mount Sinai, is part of an effort to heighten awareness and break the stigma around suicide, while facilitating its prevention, organizers said.

More than 43,000 businesses that employ about 370,000 people on Long Island's South Shore are estimated to face a significant chance of flooding, a Long Island Regional Planning Council study finds.

Lucius Ware, a dedicated educator who advocated for students and a galvanizing civil rights leader who stood against injustice as head of the Eastern Long Island chapter of the NAACP, has died. He was 91.

As waves crashed on the beach on Sunday morning, a few dozen grievers marched toward the waters, holding art memorials shaped like gravestones in remembrance of loved ones who died from an opioid overdose.

State funds totaling about $4.5 million will help with projects like the replacement of some windows in Bellmore and an archive document center in Oceanside.

On the eve of his 23rd birthday, a community basketball game on Sunday afternoon in Manhattan honored Omer Neutra, a Plainview native and Israeli

Experts say it's vital for school staff to be wary of how racism can spur persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness.

State grant money is coming to seven Long Island organizations for afterschool programs.

With its mango cakes, baskets, and other sweet and savory items, the New Hot Breads is an important stop in many Long Islanders' preparations for Diwali.

A Town of Brookhaven home with an accessory apartment that doesn't meet standards. A building altered without a permit. A vehicle parked on the front lawn.