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By Long Island January 22, 2026
Suffolk police arrested a Queens man in Bohemia on promoting prostitution charges after an investigation into recruiting women for commercial sex work.
By Long Island January 22, 2026
Thomas Heraghty, 69, was last seen in Levittown. He is described as a male white, 5’10”, approximately 165 lbs., thin build, blue eyes and bald with some gray hair.
By Long Island January 22, 2026
One of New York’s most recognizable food icons is changing hands.
By Chris Boyle January 22, 2026
“Film plastics” refer to stretchy plastic items like plastic bags, newspaper sleeves, and case wrapping.
By Chris Boyle January 22, 2026
To determine the most driver-friendly states in the U.S., WalletHub compared the 50 states across 31 key metrics.
By Chris Boyle January 22, 2026
Nicia Warren’s interactive map app, “Find My Food Drive,” builds a local database of food drives.
By Chris Boyle January 22, 2026
Ducks re-sign backstop after impressive debut with Flock.
By Long Island January 21, 2026
Suffolk police raided Hermosa Foot Spa in Huntington Station after complaints and arrested two employees on felony unauthorized-practice charges.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
New digital passes and updated camping reservations are set to launch in early 2026.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
Jeffrey Sloan Pleaded Guilty in October.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
Danielle Guarino, Teresa Garcia, and Mamerta Gonzalez Allegedly Financially Exploited an 84-Year-Old Woman Who Was in Their Care.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
Bryan Mizhirumbay was allegedly drunk and traveling more than 100 mph when he ran a red light, struck, and killed 55-year-old Craig White.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
Two separate incidents resulted in the seizure of illegal, non-serialized firearms.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) are short, text message-like alerts sent by government agencies through cell carriers to warn the public of imminent threats.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
No injuries were reported. The Red Cross was notified to assist the displaced residents.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
Hochul Blocking Program That Would Send Tutoring and Tuition Aid to New York Children, Blakeman Claims.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
According to Detectives, a 64-year-old male pedestrian was crossing Peninsula Boulevard northbound when he was struck by a 2011 Toyota Tundra.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
Fueled by Historic $30 Million Donor Gift and $25 Million State Investment, New Center Will Advance Research Breakthroughs and Help Ensure Trustworthy AI for New Yorkers.
By Long Island January 21, 2026
Unlike snow or visible ice, black ice is nearly invisible, making it especially hazardous for drivers, walkers, and property owners alike.
By Chris Boyle January 21, 2026
Travis Austin Pleaded Guilty in August to Selling Fentanyl, Cocaine and Illegal Firearms.