Tracking Nicole for NY and NJ impacts

The remnants of Hurricane Nicole are going to race up to the New York City area. Here is what you need to know.

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.

President of NYC autism charity allegedly defrauded multiple businesses

The president of the Queens-based charitable organization Play4Autism has been accused of promising to pay thousands of dollars to various vendors for goods and services for which he never paid.

Election 2022: Mini 'red wave' hits Long Island

While a red wave didn't necessarily carry the nation, an unlikely battleground on Long Island will turn all four seats in the U.S. House red.

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.

Former NYPD cop found guilty of killing son

Michael Valva was found guilty of second-degree murder for the death of his 8-year-old son, Thomas.

6 injured after partial building collapse on Long Island

Six construction workers were injured Thursday afternoon after a partial building collapse in Suffolk County on Thursday afternoon.

Election 2022: Lee Zeldin stays on message in campaign's final days

Lee Zeldin is hoping to unseat Gov. Kathy Hochul and become the state's first Republican to win statewide office in two decades. Polls show he has a shot. Zeldin says he understands voters' top concern: crime and public safety.

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.

Digitizing Long Island's historical documents

Students at the Palmer School of Library and Information Science on Long Island are part of a multi-year project to make historical artifacts accessible online for free.

Thieves still like stealing paper checks, police on Long Island say

Authorities in Suffolk County are warning residents about a scam known as check-washing. Thieves steal a paper check, change the amount and the payee, and then cash it in.

DA: Man busted with gun from shooting outside Zeldin's house

Police arrested a man with the gun that was used in a shooting last month outside the Long Island home of Rep. Lee Zeldin, the Suffolk County DA said. Authorities are still investigating if the man was involved in the Oct. 9 drive-by shooting that wounded two teens.

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.

Brave barber chases, scuffles with catalytic converter thief

Johnny Can is a barber on Long Island. But many years ago he served as an infantryman in the Turkish military, so he didn't hesitate to chase a catalytic converter thief outside his barber shop.

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.