Tuesday - which follows three sunny, mild days that practically shouted spring - is to feature more cloud cover, with showers starting later in the evening, forecasters say.
A court date for Oyster Bay Public Works Commissioner Richard W. Lenz has been set for a charge of leaving the scene of an accident, Nassau County police said.
Suffolk legislative presiding officer DuWayne Gregory has gotten his biggest endorsement yet in his latest bid for Congress -- that of state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
Suffolk County Community College's annual foundation dinner, which had been scheduled for May 3, has been postponed for five months because the Huntington Hilton is embroiled in a labor dispute over construction work at the hotel.
Two men were arrested and charged with second-degree assault after a fight that saw one man airlifted to a hospital with stab wounds Sunday evening in Riverhead, police said.
An East Hampton home designed by noted modernist architect Norman Jaffe has never been expanded and still has its original views. It is on the market for $5 million.
An East Hampton home designed by noted modernist architect Norman Jaffe has never been expanded and still has its original views. It is on the market for $5 million.
One person was transported to Stony Brook University Hospital with minor injuries early Monday after a car slammed into a tree and caught fire in Coram, police said.
Rising real estate values in Sag Harbor Village have allowed officials to present a proposed 2018-19 budget that raises spending, but not the tax rate.
A house with a fabulous view can be hard for a home buyer to resist. But seeing the mountains, water or city lights from the comfort of home comes at a price. The hazy part is figuring out what that added cost is -- and whether it's worth it.
Brookhaven's Republican Supervisor Edward P. Romaine attended his last meeting of the Long Island Regional Planning Council Tuesday, abruptly resigning his unpaid role as an appointee of Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone.
The owners say the move to a space twice as big represents a win for small business in an era when local stores struggle to compete with corporate chains and online retailers.
The city has "curtailed" spending, and state and county lawmakers are calling for an audit after a bond measure to cover workers' separation payments was rejected, Long Beach officials said.