A Bellmore man who had a law practice in Melville pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $500,000 in funds that were supposed to be used for a client’s real estate transaction. Michael Tulchiner, the former principal […]
A Holtsville man was indicted for allegedly setting fire to a pizzeria he used to work at after being terminated from his job. On November 18, 2025, at approximately 1:57 a.m., a 911 call was […]
Applications are now open for the Town of East Hampton Police Department’s 2026 Citizen Police Academy, an immersive and interactive program designed to give residents a behind-the-scenes look at modern policing. The Spring 2026 session […]
Suffolk County Police have arrested a man for allegedly robbing three businesses this week, all while displaying what appeared to be a handgun. Nehemiah Byers was arrested on Broadway in Amityville by First Precinct Anti-Crime […]
Nassau County Legislator Scott M. Davis (D-Rockville Centre) joined the New Greater Hempstead Chamber of Commerce and his colleagues in town and village government in celebrating the grand opening of Fish Fry Fridays on January […]
Strategic Leadership Transition Team Put in Place In commemorating the firm’s 60 years in business, D&B Engineers and Architects in Woodbury announced a strategic leadership transition that recently went into effect. According to the firm, […]
By Hank Russell Citing a recent study, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said retirees cannot afford to live in New York State because of Governor Kathy Hochul’s economic policies. According to CareScoutⓇ, New York State […]
By Hank Russell Two East End municipalities recently received a combined $18 million in state funding to improve their water infrastructure. The funding was approved by the Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC) Board of Directors. The […]
By Hank Russell The House of Representatives recently passed an appropriations minibus package that included the rest of Congressman Andrew Garbarino’s (R-Bayport) Community Project Funding (CPF), which resulted in more than $16 million for Long […]
By Hank Russell A last-minute decision by Governor Kathy Hochul not to include changes to the state’s “Raise The Age” law in the proposed executive budget drew the ire of local elected officials who wanted […]
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