Sick puppies recovering; pet store owner charged

In March, the Nassau County SPCA seized 11 puppies from a pet store because the dogs were sick.

New York Democrat considering one-time wealth tax on rich Americans: report

New York Democrat Rep. Tom Suozzi is looking to potentially introduce a one-time wealth tax after it was recently reported that some of the country’s wealthiest people have escaped paying federal income taxes.

Some Long Island families say students should take off masks in school

Some parents and students are upset that the Smithtown District is continuing to follow New York's directive which states that kids still need to wear masks inside school buildings but can take them off outside.

Risk of tick-borne illnesses remains high on Long Island

Ticks are making their presence known on Long Island, especially out east and along the north and south shores.

Diversity committee to overhaul Nassau police's hiring process

A recent investigation found that since 2012, over 6,500 people of color applied to the Nassau and Suffolk police forces, but only 67 were hired.

Drunk driver drove through school playground full of children, cops say

Police on Long Island say a drunk driver crashed through the fence at a schoolyard filled with dozens of children and drove through the field at a high rate of speed.

Bethpage Air Show takes flight on Memorial Day

This is the first time the Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach State Park was held on Memorial Day.

Bethpage Air Show preview could be the only show this weekend

The official events for the Bethpage Air Show are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday but the weather forecast isn't looking promising.

Nassau police commissioner criticized for statements on minority candidates

Remarks by Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder trying to explain the lack of diversity in his department are adding insult to injury.

Nassau County police officers to wear body cameras

Beginning this fall, police in Nassau County will begin wearing body cameras while on patrol.

No coronavirus deaths in Nassau County for a week

Nassau County authorities announced on Thursday that they have not had a recorded COVID-19 death in an entire week.

Woman indicted in hit-and-run death of NYPD cop

A Long Island woman accused of the hit-and-run death of a veteran NYPD officer was indicted on multiple charges on Tuesday, including homicide and manslaughter.

Park renamed in honor of Luis Alvarez, Ground Zero hero

Luis Alvarez, a retired NYPD Bomb Squad detective, died in June 2019 after a long battle with cancer stemming from his heroic work at Ground Zero after 9/11.

How some hospitals are bolstering LGBTQ services | Pride and Pandemic

In recent years, Mount Sinai and Northwell Health have opened medical and surgical centers dedicated to serving the diverse needs of a diverse LGBTQ community.

Paddleboarder drowns in Hempstead Lake; kids survive

A paddleboard capsized, sending a dad and his kids into the water at Hempstead Lake on Sunday.

Molloy College commencement invites guests to 'drive-in' viewing

Due to the pandemic, so many schools and colleges had to cancel in-person graduation ceremonies. A college on Long Island adapted to the circumstances and is holding a hybrid ceremony on campus.

Nassau County executive proposes cash relief for homeowners

Laura Curran, a Democrat running for reelection as Nassau County executive, is proposing to put about $375 in the pockets of about 300,000 households.