Long Island
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A bill approved Monday night by the Nassau legislature requires county police to issue reports of crimes allegedly committed by defendants released without bail.
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Long Island's state parks saw a record number of visitors last year, as crowds came to swim, sail, stroll or otherwise enjoy these outdoor oases.
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AnnMarie Drago is charged with criminal negligent homicide in the 2018 death of the anti-gang activist.
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Lindsay Lohan's mother, Dina, welcomed Kate Major at her Merrick home following Major's domestic dispute.
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Better weather is forecast for late Thursday and the weekend, the weather service said.
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Nassau police honored for water rescue in Baldwin
The woman jumped into the water in the back of her home, and the current pulled her away from shore, police said.
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Alejandra Villa Loarca won for sports picture story and feature, and Shelby Knowles won in the multimedia category for videos longer than five minutes.
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Evergreen Charter School seeks state approval to grow from 750 students in grades from kindergarten to eighth grade to 1,100 students that would include grades 9 through 12.
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If Amtrak operates trains through the LIRR's territory without so-called PTC functionality after December, both agencies could be considered in violation of federal law and face steep fines.
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Officer Edward Byrne, a North Massapequa native, was shot dead on duty by drug dealers in a 1988 execution-style attack.
Cost of Living
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How to not go broke paying for your kids' sports
Parents share the cost and time commitment of high-level involvement.
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A new federal mandate calls for hospitals to post their prices online. But lists of costs show that the medical world speaks a language all its own.
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Many LI millennials with high student loan debt are walking a financial tightrope, forcing them to put off buying a home, a car and even getting married and having kids, experts said.
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A yearlong Newsday analysis of payroll records for more than 31,000 municipal workers found a gender pay gap.
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Judge allows Valva's attorney to withdraw from case
A lawyer for the NYPD cop charged in the hypothermia death of his 8-year-old son has withdrawn over possible conflict of interest.
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At the height of his influence, Franzese controlled half the bookmakers on LI, as well as loan sharking and extortion enterprises, officials said.
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Police said a bag containing about $25,000 worth of diamonds was stolen from an unattended shopping cart at the Walmart in Islandia.
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As he was led out of Nassau County police headquarters for arraignment Monday, Gerges declared he was innocent and that he, himself, had suffered "years of abuse."
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How does coronavirus spread? Local medical experts answer commonly asked questions about the virus, also known as 2019-nCoV.
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At the height of his influence, Franzese controlled half the bookmakers on LI, as well as loan sharking and extortion enterprises, officials said.