The Corsaros' 3,045-square-foot home was custom built in 1994.

Voices include Martin Sheen and J.K. Simmons.

Suffolk County police ticketed a group of 18 Ferrari drivers on Sunday morning after spotting some of the drivers speeding along the Long Island Expressway.

A Garden City builder plans to complete a $65 million Port Jefferson Station retirement community in two years, the Brookhaven Town Industrial Development Agency has announced.

Restaurant owner says he will bring his proposal for a four-story hotel to the village planning board later this month.

Starting in September, Sappo School will have a new name and location and will kick off a new instructional program tailored to students with dyslexia and reading disorders, school leaders plan to announce.

Starting in September, Sappo School will have a new name and location and will kick off a new instructional program tailored to students with dyslexia and reading disorders, school leaders plan to announce Monday.

Most Long Island towns made it out of the winter with money to spare in their 2018 snow removal budgets, despite a pack of nor'easters in March that dumped record-setting snow on the region.

Dave Ludin crossed the finish line, dropped down to one knee and proposed to Jill Mahon with a ring he made from a gold coin.

Seasonable spring temperatures are expected on Long Island this week but they will also bring along more clouds than sun on Monday and Tuesday, meteorologists said.

A Selden man has been charged with drunken driving in connection with a crash and was arraigned in court Sunday, Suffolk police said.

A surprise move to replace members of an Islip Town agency that oversees affordable housing and public service programs has split the town board and raised concerns about representation of the town's population.

Nassau County police arrested a Mineola man who they say attempted to steal a cash register from a Taco Bell in Hempstead early Saturday.

The former Brooklyn College history professor, who lived in Huntington, co-authored "Gotham: A History of New York City to 1898," winner of the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for History.

Residents say they are willing to travel to each other's neighborhoods to protest large-scale projects because "numbers always speak louder than just a handful" of protesters.

Head of the Harbor's deer population has reached an alarming level and appears to be growing, but an experimental birth control program village trustees hoped would roll out this spring has been delayed until next year, Mayor Douglas Dahlgard said.

The developer of a $21 million mixed-use project in Huntington Station has revised the plan, citing the need to offset labor costs and a demand for larger apartments.

Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen has released a five-year capital spending plan that includes the construction of a 311 emergency communications center and the rehabilitation of a water quality lab.

Suffolk County Comptroller John M. Kennedy Jr. last week criticized a local law that created a three-member audit committee, which was required to meet quarterly and report within 30 days on their discussions, as "defective as written."

A driver who apparently had a medical emergency struck a pedestrian, then drove through the fences of two houses before finally coming to a stop at the front stoop of one of the homes, police said.