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Cops: Woman critical after tractor trailer crash in Port Washington
A 78-year-old driver was critically injured Sunday night when her car collided with a tractor trailer in Port Washington, Nassau County police said.
Red-light camera revenues jump in Nassau County
Revenues from the traffic cameras increased by nearly 44 percent in 2016, a new report says.
LI fishermen say they encountered thresher shark near Zachs Bay
"We were freaking out a little. We didn't really believe what we were looking at," said said one of the fishermen who spotted the shark. "It's pretty rare."
Muttontown fines resident $23G for removing 7 trees without permit
Pericles Linardos said he has spent five years filing court motions and appeals since the Village of Muttontown fined him almost $23,000 for having trees removed from his front yard after superstorm Sandy.
Newsday marks transition in newspaper production
Generations of production workers gathered Saturday night to witness a milestone in Newsday's nearly 80 years of serving Long Island.
Nissequogue's high-tech stretcher helps move overweight patients
The Village of Nissequogue Fire Department is buying a $47,000 powered stretcher and ambulance load system, in part because people are getting too heavy for emergency personnel to safely lift, said Chief Russell von Frank.
Progressive groups looking toward LI congressional primaries
Progressive grassroots groups that emerged on Long Island after the election of President Donald Trump, seeking to avoid the party rancor of 2016, are agreeing to agree: They'll support any Democrat who wins in the June 26 congressional primaries.
106th Rescue Wing to mark transformative date in its history
On June 13, 1978, the Westhampton Beach-based unit lost seven members when one of its helicopters slammed into a rain-shrouded Adirondack peak.
LIRR president: Widespread delays on Belmont race day
Widespread delays plagued train riders heading to Belmont Park for the third leg of the Triple Crown on Saturday, leaving thousands of people jammed together for an hour or more in crowded train cars.
