'No bathing' advisory at 4 Long Island beaches

The Nassau County Department of Health issued an advisory against bathing Friday at four beaches due to heavy rainfall.

Seasonal businesses on LI to stay open past Labor Day
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Officials on Long Island are encouraging seasonal businesses to stay open through the fall this year to accommodate vacationers.

Nassau County postpones high school sports until 2021

All fall sports have been canceled in Nassau County this year, as officials are adjusting the spring sports season to give athletes a chance to compete.

Nassau County postpones fall sports
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All fall sports have been canceled in Nassau County this year, as officials are adjusting the spring sports season to give athletes a chance to compete.

What social distance ambassadors do at Jones Beach

About 40 people work at Jones Beach as social distance ambassadors. So what exactly do they do?

Youth sports safety on Long Island
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FOX 5 NY?s Jodi Goldberg speaks with parents on Long Island who say now, more than ever, they want their kids to suit up to play sports this fall.

Research lab on Long Island feeling effects of Tropical Storm Isaias
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When Tropical Storm Isaias slammed the area earlier this month, a medical lab on Long Island nearly lost millions of dollars in valuable research.

School bus concerns on Long Island
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As schools on Long Island prepare to reopen, new safety measures are in place to keep students who ride the bus to school safe.

Residents protest plan to convert hotel into family shelter

Oyster Bay has taken legal action against the owner of a hotel, citing a violation of zoning codes and safety issues.

Cops:  Long Island man threatened to open fire on Jewish children's camp

A Long Island man faces a terroristic threat and weapons charges after allegedly threatening to open fire on a Long Island children's camp being held at a Yeshiva.

DA: White couple harassed Black neighbor for years

Police on Long Island have arrested a white man and woman for allegedly harassing a Black woman who lives next door to them.

Lawmakers grill PSEG Long Island; food, medicine reimbursements approved

PSEG President Dan Eichhorn called the company's performance an anomaly and blamed part of the problem on the company's computer system that was supposed to keep track of and manage outages. 

'Shark Patrol' teams monitoring waters off Long Island

So far this summer, several sharks have been spotted off the coast of Long Island, making lifeguards and beachgoers a little uneasy. Now, several efforts are being made to help flag down the dangerous predators before they reach our shores.