LI town deletes politicians' names from signage
County and town signs with the names of elected officials are nothing more than self-promotion by politicians, according to new Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen, who replaced more than 100 signs in the town.
County and town signs with the names of elected officials are nothing more than self-promotion by politicians, according to new Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen, who replaced more than 100 signs in the town.
Politicians' 'vanity' signs
County and town signs with the names of elected officials are nothing more than self-promotion by politicians, according to new Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen, who replaced more than 100 signs in the town. Now generic signs read "Welcome to Your Town of Hempstead." They no longer have the names of the supervisor or board members. Gillen said this is a one-time cost of $4,600 instead of spending $3,000 every time signs needed to be updated.
County and town signs with the names of elected officials are nothing more than self-promotion by politicians, according to new Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen, who replaced more than 100 signs in the town. Now generic signs read "Welcome to Your Town of Hempstead." They no longer have the names of the supervisor or board members. Gillen said this is a one-time cost of $4,600 instead of spending $3,000 every time signs needed to be updated.
Young firefighter proves herself, becomes a lieutenant
Virginia Massey, 20, is making history as the first elected female officer in the Eastport Fire Department. Massey holds the title of second lieutenant for the Mercury Hose Company. Fighting fires runs in the family.
Virginia Massey, 20, is making history as the first elected female officer in the Eastport Fire Department. Massey holds the title of second lieutenant for the Mercury Hose Company. Fighting fires runs in the family.
20-year-old fire lieutenant
Virginia Massey, 20, is making history as the first elected female officer in the Eastport Fire Department. Massey holds the title of second lieutenant for the Mercury Hose Company. Fighting fires runs in the family. Her father was chief in the 1990s and her 87-year-old grandfather is still an active member. Massey joined the junior firefighter company when she was just 12. There she was the group's captain and was recognized as Junior Firefighter of the Year.
Virginia Massey, 20, is making history as the first elected female officer in the Eastport Fire Department. Massey holds the title of second lieutenant for the Mercury Hose Company. Fighting fires runs in the family. Her father was chief in the 1990s and her 87-year-old grandfather is still an active member. Massey joined the junior firefighter company when she was just 12. There she was the group's captain and was recognized as Junior Firefighter of the Year.
Lawyer accused of pulling gun on client
A Long Island lawyer faces charges after he was accused of pointing a gun at a client in his office.
A Long Island lawyer faces charges after he was accused of pointing a gun at a client in his office.
MS-13 suspects accused of murder, drug running
A Nassau County, Long Island, grand jury indicted 17 people on charges including murder, conspiracy, and drug trafficking. All of them are suspected members and associates of the vicious MS-13 gang. The defendants were arraigned in court in Mineola on Thursday.
A Nassau County, Long Island, grand jury indicted 17 people on charges including murder, conspiracy, and drug trafficking. All of them are suspected members and associates of the vicious MS-13 gang. The defendants were arraigned in court in Mineola on Thursday.
Nassau DA: MS-13 takedown
Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas came to Good Day New York to talk about the major multi-agency investigation that led to the indictment of 13 suspected members of the violent MS-13 gang. The 7-month investigation found that MS-13 was distributing close to $1 million worth of heroin. Singas is a graduate of the Bronx High School of Science, Barnard College, and Fordham University School of Law.
Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas came to Good Day New York to talk about the major multi-agency investigation that led to the indictment of 13 suspected members of the violent MS-13 gang. The 7-month investigation found that MS-13 was distributing close to $1 million worth of heroin. Singas is a graduate of the Bronx High School of Science, Barnard College, and Fordham University School of Law.
MS-13 suspects indicted
A Nassau County, Long Island, grand jury indicted 17 people on charges including murder, conspiracy, and drug trafficking. All of them are suspected members and associates of the vicious MS-13 gang. The defendants were arraigned in court in Mineola on Thursday. Local, state, federal and international law enforcement officials hope these arrests will dismantle the street gang.
A Nassau County, Long Island, grand jury indicted 17 people on charges including murder, conspiracy, and drug trafficking. All of them are suspected members and associates of the vicious MS-13 gang. The defendants were arraigned in court in Mineola on Thursday. Local, state, federal and international law enforcement officials hope these arrests will dismantle the street gang.
Archery in the snow: Winter doesn't stop these students
From sneakes to snowshoes, many high school students in the Half Hollow Hills School District on Long Island are opting for the outdoors when it comes to gym class.
From sneakes to snowshoes, many high school students in the Half Hollow Hills School District on Long Island are opting for the outdoors when it comes to gym class.
A $55 billion bridge over the Long Island Sound?
The price tag to build a bridge, tunnel, or a combination of the two across the Long Island Sound to link Long Island to either Westchester County, New York, or somewhere in Connecticut is some $55 billion, according to a study commissioned by New York State.
The price tag to build a bridge, tunnel, or a combination of the two across the Long Island Sound to link Long Island to either Westchester County, New York, or somewhere in Connecticut is some $55 billion, according to a study commissioned by New York State.
Many Salvadorians in New York face uncertain future
The Trump administration has added El Salvador to the list of countries whose citizens have lost temporary protected status in the United States.
The Trump administration has added El Salvador to the list of countries whose citizens have lost temporary protected status in the United States.
Windy snowstorm hits New York; Long Island slammed
A snowstorm with powerful winds is hitting the tristate New York area. After the storm passes, dramatically cold weather is expected. All New York City public schools are closed Thursday but will be open Friday.
A snowstorm with powerful winds is hitting the tristate New York area. After the storm passes, dramatically cold weather is expected. All New York City public schools are closed Thursday but will be open Friday.
Storm slams Long Island
Long Island, especially eastern Suffolk County, bore the brunt of the storm in our area. More than a foot of snow fell in many parts of Nassau and Suffolk.
Long Island, especially eastern Suffolk County, bore the brunt of the storm in our area. More than a foot of snow fell in many parts of Nassau and Suffolk.
Lawmaker demands LIRR do better
It may be a new year but it is the same old story of service disruptions and delays when it comes to the Long Island Rail Road.
It may be a new year but it is the same old story of service disruptions and delays when it comes to the Long Island Rail Road.
Long Island cop seriously injured in head-on crash
A police officer on Long Island was badly injured when his car was hit by an alleged drunk driver in the early morning hours on New Year's Day.
A police officer on Long Island was badly injured when his car was hit by an alleged drunk driver in the early morning hours on New Year's Day.
Police deliver New Year's Eve baby
Some police officers on Long Island spent New Year's Eve helping to deliver a baby.
Some police officers on Long Island spent New Year's Eve helping to deliver a baby.
Officials: Don't leave pets out in the cold
As frigid air chills the New York area, authorities are reminding pet owners to keep their animals safe from the cold.
As frigid air chills the New York area, authorities are reminding pet owners to keep their animals safe from the cold.
Dead humpback whale examined, buried on Long Island beach
A team of biologists, conservation officers, and equipment operators from a variety of federal, state, and nonprofit agencies stood in the cold beside the waters off long island Wednesday and whaled away at a 20-ton carcass with long knives, power tools, and an excavator.
A team of biologists, conservation officers, and equipment operators from a variety of federal, state, and nonprofit agencies stood in the cold beside the waters off long island Wednesday and whaled away at a 20-ton carcass with long knives, power tools, and an excavator.
Beached whale on Long Island
A team of biologists, conservation officers, and equipment operators from a variety of federal, state, and nonprofit agencies stood in the cold beside the waters off long island Wednesday and whaled away at a 20-ton carcass with long knives, power tools, and an excavator.
A team of biologists, conservation officers, and equipment operators from a variety of federal, state, and nonprofit agencies stood in the cold beside the waters off long island Wednesday and whaled away at a 20-ton carcass with long knives, power tools, and an excavator.
Students repair guitars to be donated to needy kids
This is not your ordinary after-school art club. Fifth and sixth graders at Pulaski Street Elementary School are working with screws and strings to repair guitars for students in need.
This is not your ordinary after-school art club. Fifth and sixth graders at Pulaski Street Elementary School are working with screws and strings to repair guitars for students in need.



















