The Nassau County Arson Bomb Squad is investigating a residential fire in Lawrence that may have been caused by a lightning strike during a recent storm. On July 1, at approximately 6:40 p.m., police responded […]
A 17-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a collision with a pickup truck at a busy intersection in Babylon. Robert Buerkle, of West Babylon, was riding a 2003 Suzuki motorcycle westbound on West Main Street when […]
By Hank Russell Members of LIMBA (Long Island Metro Business Action) had the opportunity to learn about the proposed Propel NY Energy project at their June 27 meeting at the Candlelight Diner in Commack. The […]
By Thomas Montana Hempstead residents, local elected officials and candidates for office rallied outside Town Hall on July 1 before the start of the town board meeting to protest the Town Board’s secret appointment of […]
By Steve Levy A lot of my friends have expressed to me their utter disgust that one of the world’s richest men, Jeff Bezos, just shelled out at least $25 million on his wedding. How […]
Suffolk County Police Homicide Squad detectives are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a submerged vehicle near the Cedar Beach boat ramp in Mt. Sinai. Two volunteer search-and-recovery organizations, Explorers with a Mission and […]
By CaraLynn Caulfield As one of the deadliest weekends for impaired driving approaches, the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office has launched its 2025 Summer STOP-DWI campaign to crack down on drunk and drugged driving across the […]
By CaraLynn Caulfield A federal court has ordered the restoration of $120 million in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure funding for New York, a move expected to significantly benefit Long Island’s growing EV community. On June […]
A 61-year-old Amityville man was sentenced to 24 years in prison followed by 20 years of post-release supervision for sexually abusing his stepdaughter. In 2013, the then 10-year-old victim moved in to live with her […]
Families Struggle If They Make Less Than $275,000 By CaraLynn Caulfield As rent, grocery prices and other everyday expenses keep climbing, a recent study finds New Yorkers need to make more than $100,000 a year […]
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