Trade skills program gives Long Island students hands-on job training

More than 20 students in the Bellmore-Merrick School district are adding real experience to their resume as more teens chose shorter, more affordable paths to a career.

Tunnel to Towers unveils upgraded home for injured NYPD detective

In 2017, Detective Dalsh Veve endured a traumatic brain injury in the line of duty. On Tuesday, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation revealed several crucial improvements to Veve's house, including a physical therapy room and an ADA-compliant bathroom.

Nassau County Police accused of racial discrimination in hiring

The Nassau County Police Department has been hit with a lawsuit alleging that the department has discriminated against non-white applicants to join the force.

Long Island school teaching students with disabilities important life skills

John Street Elementary School i Franklin Square has opened its new daily living skills center, aimed at teaching students with disabilities basic life skills to help them live independently one day.

Museum pays tribute to tank veterans of World War II

The Museum of American Armor on Long Island paid tribute to soldiers who fought against fascism in World War II. Two tank veterans — both in their 90s — were on hand for the ceremony.

Long Island deli's longtime chef helps keep doors open as new owner

Regal Kosher Deli in Plainview, which has served delicious delicacies for more than half a century, was about to close its doors forever when its chef, who has worked in the kitchen for more than 30 years, stepped in to fulfill his dream of owning a business.

Shop owner accused of selling knockoffs getting threats, lawyer says

The Long Island boutique owner who is accused of selling fake designer goods appeared in court on Wednesday. Her lawyer says she has received "horrible emails, threats" since her arrest.

10 years after Superstorm Sandy, Long Island communities rebuild

A decade after the storm, Long Beach has rebuilt and prepared for the next potential natural disaster to hit the area.

Haunted House of Hamburgers offers Halloween year-round on Long Island

The Haunted House of Hamburgers has opened on Long Island just in time for Halloween, meaning that spooky season fans can now get their fix year-round.

30 EV chargers coming to parks in Nassau County

The Town of North Hempstead on Long Island is getting a $500,000 grant to install more than two dozen EV chargers in the town's parks.

Tyler Flach murder trial begins on Long Island

Tyler Flach was charged with murder in the 2019 stabbing death of Khaseen Morris on Long Island.

Long Island woman busted for $40M counterfeiting operation

A Long Island woman is accused of operating a store with counterfeit luxury products that would be worth $40 million if they were the authentic brands.

FDNY EMS Lt. Alison Russo-Elling remembered at emotional funeral service

Mourners came to the Tilles Center on Long Island for a solemn service honoring FDNY EMS Lieutenant Alison Russo, who was stabbed to death last week. "That man murdered my daughter and she would be the first to come to his aid if he ever needed help," said Frank Fuoco, her father.

Hofstra field hockey revels in Hail Mary victory

The Hofstra Pride field hockey team pulled off the most improbable play in all of sports.

New LIRR Main Line third track completed

A new 9.8-mile LIRR track runs from Floral Park to Hicksville to increase service by 41 percent.