Free pet food event in Suffolk County on Saturday

The Suffolk County SPCA is holding its third dog and cat food giveaway on Saturday, Aug. 8.

Pandemic prompts agencies to revise disaster plans

More than a thousand Red Cross volunteers in the New York area are ready to respond to communities.

Teens accused of attacking members of Long island CrossFit gym

Police in Suffolk County say that two teenagers have been charged after harassing and fighting members of a CrossFit gym in Port Jefferson on July 23.

Police: Boat thief beaches stolen crabbing vessel

The boat owner reported that someone had taken off with his 24-foot Romarine commercial crabbing vessel from the canal at his home on Oak Neck Lane in West Islip, police said.

90-year-old Holocaust, COVID-19 survivor from Long Island returns home

Gita Shorr is now a survivor of the Holocaust and the COVID-19 pandemic, but the 90-year-old says she is blessed and has a lot more living to do.

Car thieves target food delivery drivers on Long Island

Suffolk County police have issued a warning after a string of car thefts targeting food delivery drivers.

'It was dumb':  Large parties on Long Island raise coronavirus concerns

Photos and video of large party crowds mostly maskless on the beach and at private homes on Fire Island Pines in the town of Brookhaven is garnering a lot of attention.

Petition calls for removal of Robert Moses statue on Long Island

In 2003, the Babylon Village Public Arts Council erected a statue of Robert Moses. Now a petition is calling for its removal.

NY families ask for more access to relatives in group homes

But Gov. Andrew Cuomo is allowing group homes to resume visits starting Friday. He said each home will have the discretion to allow visitors and must follow state guidelines about wearing masks.

Eight people shot, one fatally at house party in Suffolk County

Police in Suffolk County are investigating after eight people were shot, one fatally during a house party in Wyandanch early Saturday morning.

Long Island enters Phase 2 of reopening plan

For the first time in nearly three months, people will be able to dine outside or walk into a retail store on Long Island.

College student donates tablet computers to nursing homes, hospices

A senior at Stony Brook University came up with the idea Tabs4Covid to buy, program, and then donate devices to health care facilities.

20 years later, Long Island serial killer victim gets a name and a face

A woman previously known as "Jane Doe No. 6" was a victim of a serial killer in 2000. She finally has a name, 20 years later. It is Valerie Mack.