John's Crazy Socks opens bigger warehouse
Six years ago, John Cronin, who has Down syndrome, dreamed of starting a sock business. He and his dad launched an online store and quickly went from fulfilling 60 orders a day to well over a thousand with some 4,000 sock designs to choose from.
Belmont Stakes 2022: What to know about the final and longest leg of horse racing’s Triple Crown
Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike will be racing after missing the Preakness.
Ex-NYPD cop who fired gun into Atlantic Ocean gets prison
David Afanador will spend up to four years in prison in connection with firing a 9mm Beretta he wasn't authorized to carry into the ocean off Long Beach.
Teens arrested for smashing store windows on Long Island
Cops responded to reports of smashed glass at commercial buildings housing a dozen stores in Syosset on Tuesday. Their investigation led them to a foster home in town.
Bethpage Air Show returns to Jones Beach with Blue Angels and Golden Knights
A Memorial Day tradition on Long Island is back as the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and the U.S. Army Golden Knights are expected to perform over Jones Beach.
Driver charged in horrific crash that killed 3 on Long Island
Security camera video shows the violent collision when a Mercedes-Benz traveling very fast broadsided a Lincoln Town Car on Jericho Turnpike, killing three women. Police arrested the driver of the Mercedes.
3 dead after drunk driving crash on Long Island
Three women who had just left a sweet 16 party their family was holding were killed in a crash involving an alleged drunk driver.
Baby formula shortage takes toll on Long Island families
In an effort to address the nationwide shortage of baby formula, Suffolk County officials are making their offices drop-off locations for formula donations.
Truck slams into Long Island house
Authorities say the truck was being driven by a man in the U.S. illegally.
Can light therapy help with pregnancy-related depression?
Doctors have found a correlation between perinatal or postpartum depression and a disrupted sleep cycle. The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research is exploring whether light therapy and a prescribed sleep schedule in addition to usual treatment for depression can speed recovery and prevent postpartum depression.
Catalytic converter thieves busted on Long Island
Two men were arrested for allegedly stealing catalytic converters from cars on Long Island. Police say a father and son helped get them apprehended.
Asian grocery chain 99 Ranch Market debuts in New York
99 Ranch Market is one of the latest tenants to open its doors at the new Samanea New York Mall in Westbury, formerly known as the Mall at the Source. The national grocery store chain specializes in a full range of Asian ingredients and foods.
Karine Jean-Pierre, next White House press secretary, grew up in NY
Karine Jean-Pierre will be the next White House press secretary. She grew up in Queens and Long Island, and graduated from Kellenberg Memorial High School in Uniondale.
For Long Island mother and her sons, nursing is a family affair
Kalowti Mohan and her two sons are all nurses who work together at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream Hospital.
Rash of catalytic converter thefts in Nassau County
Nassau County Police Department is investigating the theft of nearly a dozen catalytic converters from cars in a span of four days — a prime illustration of the nationwide spike in thefts of the vehicle component, which can fetch big bucks on the scrap market.
Long Island woman who chained herself to tree loses fight to save it
Denise Casares spent nine hours a day for a week chained to a huge oak on the street outside her family's home to try to save it from being removed. But in the end, the village cut down the tree.
Long Island boy dies during Little League game
A boy who had just celebrated his 10th birthday unexpectedly died on Friday after suffering a medical episode on the baseball field.
Large fight causes panic at Roosevelt Field Mall
Shoppers scrambled out of the Roosevelt Field Mall on Sunday after a large fight broke out, causing a panic.
Long Island teacher indicted for fake vaccine card
A Nassau County teacher has been indicted on charges she allegedly submitted a forged COVID-19 vaccination car to her school in a scheme to get around her district's mandatory testing rules.
Long Island woman chains herself to tree to save it
A Long Island woman has chained herself to a tree outside her home to keep the local government from cutting it down.