The Franklin Square student accused of threatening his high school on Snapchat was released to probation Wednesday and ordered to stay away from a school administrator he had menaced as part of the incident, officials said.

The Village of Lawrence has agreed to be a "twin city" with Ma'ale Adumim, a city on the West Bank outside Jerusalem.

Moving the horse racing at Aqueduct Racetrack in Ozone Park, Queens, to Belmont Park in Elmont is one of the top policy priorities of Long Island's largest business group.

The boy's mother is now calling for airlines to include EpiPens in their emergency kits.

The Nassau County executive said the study of county-owned roads will help in prioritizing resurfacing work.

Bitcoin will be accepted as payment for this $4.495 million Hewlett Harbor home, says the property's listing agent.

A judge has issued an immunity order requiring former Oyster Bay Town Attorney Leonard Genova to testify in the upcoming federal corruption case of Edward Mangano and John Venditto, court records show.

The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy has reinstated its men's soccer program, even as a federal investigation continues into allegations of sexual misconduct on a team bus.

A federal jury in Central Islip concluded Fernando Clarke, 64, had downloaded child porn onto his home computer and found him guilty on seven counts of transportation, receipt and possession of child pornography.

The Bethpage Water District waited too long to file its lawsuit against Northrop Grumman Corp. seeking relief over groundwater contamination, a federal appeals court affirmed.

An emergency medical technician for the FDNY, who previously worked as a volunteer firefighter in Hempstead, was accused Sunday of sexually assaulting a minor, police said.

Village Mayor Dominick Longobardi says new proposals would increase the size of the development, which includes a new arena for the New York Islanders.

Alfredo, a long-time stop for pizza and Italian-American favorites in Westbury, has closed.

The town is spending grant money to purchase the signs for 11 villages, which will be used as a deterrent against speeding, officials say.

Town officials and drug treatment advocates say training all municipal employees on the use of Narcan can save more lives.

Nassau's Civil Service commission has a big job.

Nassau police said the girl was at a movie with her mother in Levittown when the Baldwin resident and her father tried to shush the child.

Their lawyers say extensive publicity before, during and after their original trial has tainted the jury pool in the New York region.

As a cold, driving wind lashed Long Island with rain and sleet Friday morning, the people on South Long Beach Avenue in Freeport seemed to tell the story through one street.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged Leonard Genova with "defrauding investors."