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Suffolk prosecutors intend to retry Ann Marie Drago for criminally negligent homicide in the death of anti-gang activist Evelyn Rodriguez after an appellate court recently overturned her 2020 guilty verdict.

DA: ''We intend on moving forward with the case.'

The streets of Hicksville on Sunday were the scene of a celebration of India and America at the annual India Day Parade. Newsday TV's Steve Langford reports.

India Day Parade celebration of India and America

Irving Atkins, 89, of Hauppauge, spent decades searching for his biological family after finding out he was adopted in his 50s. On Saturday, his biological and adopted families gathered for a "reunion" at a Lake Grove restaurant. Newsday TV's Steve Langford reports.

A family 'reunion' decades in the making 

An East Meadow man is accused of smashing more than two dozen cars with a brick, just down the road from where he lives. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

27 cars, thousands of dollars in damages

Daniel Campbell pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident in the death of Devesh Samtani and under the plea agreement would receive six months in jail, but that can be substituted by community service, according to Judge Richard Ambro of Suffolk County Supreme Court.

Daniel Campbell pleads guilty to leaving the scene of an accident in the death of Devesh Samtani

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The judge said George Wallis' free-speech rights were violated by Port Jefferson village officials, who said they are "disappointed" with the decision and plan to appeal. 

Village violated ice cream shop owner's free speech over pro-Trump signs, judge rules

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Waverly Lucas says in the federal lawsuit that Suffolk police officers ripped off his prosthetic, damaged it and used excessive force during an arrest last year for charges that were later dismissed.

Wyandanch man with prosthetic leg sues Suffolk police, claiming false arrest, assault

Suffolk fire officials said the fire was brought under control late Tuesday afternoon after several hours of battling the blaze. 

Firefighters extinguish stubborn brush fire on Sunrise Highway in Yaphank, officials say

Elaine Aponte's lawyers alleged that she was attacked by a steer at the town's Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve, leaving her with a fractured spine and post-traumatic stress disorder. 

Board approves $20G settlement of lawsuit by woman who says she was attacked by steer

Young Long Islanders can learn hunting ethics, regulations, safety requirements and other "responsible" practices through the program.

DEC waterfowl program offers hunting instruction for LIers ages 12 to 15

But Legis. Nick Caracappa (C-Selden) said his fundraiser is "absolutely not political," and that his PAC, Suffolk Solutions, will exclusively distribute money to community groups.

Suffolk lawmaker raising money for anti-domestic violence group; payments directed to his PAC

Gregg LaPenna alleges in the notice of claim that his son, Lazar, would still be alive if the park where he was playing the day he died had lifesaving medical equipment.

Father of boy who died during baseball game to sue over lack of lifesaving equipment

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Resident Bruce Morrison discusses vandalism in his East Meadow neighborhood. According to Nassau County police, a man who smashed the windshields of more than two dozen vehicles Thursday morning is now under arrest.

Dozens of cars vandalized, windows smashed by bricks in East Meadow

Patricia Rosso, of Plandome Manor, talks about The Richardson Home, which was demolished Thursday morning. The historic building had been a part of Long Island since the 18th century.

Neighbor talks about historic home as it's demolished

According to Nassau County prosecutors, Lance Holmes, also known as DJ Love Dinero on Sirius XM, was charged along with postal worker Adrianna Lewis with trafficking cocaine and fentanyl. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Hempstead postal worker allegedly shipped cocaine, fentanyl

Hempstead School Board officials held a press conference on Wednesday to address school safety after a shattered window with what appeared to be a bullet on the floor was found at the Rhodes Academy. The Hempstead Village Mayor responded during his own press conference later in the day. 

School Board president: 'We don't want to wait until something happens a third time'

Crowds gathered Tuesday night in communities across Long Island for National Night Out, including Ridge, where Suffolk County Sheriff Errol Toulon Jr., discussed the importance of community members getting to know law enforcement officers in the area.

National Night Out brings LI cops, community together

The Suffolk County Water Authority on Tuesday held a news conference to ask all East End residents to stop watering lawns between midnight and 7am, saying it creates too much of a drain on the fire departments' need.

Suffolk Water Authority: Don't water your lawn from midnight to 7 a.m.

Suffolk Health Commissioner Gregson Pigott discussed the current surge in monkeypox cases with community residents Monday at a forum held at the LGBT Network in Hauppauge. 

Suffolk Health Commissioner: 'We will get through this'

MTA and village officials on Monday announced the Denton Avenue bridge in Garden City has been completed, marking a major step in the Third Track project.

MTA celebrates completion of Denton Avenue bridge

Meter parking fees in Babylon Village were increased Monday from a quarter for two hours to a quarter for one hour. The parking fee increases, among others, were a result of money lost due to the pandemic. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Parking and other fees going up in Babylon Village

Swan Prime Meats & Italian Specialties Inc. in Bethpage closed its doors on Sunday after over 50 years in business. People who had frequented the store who came to say goodbye said they felt more like family than customers.

Swan Prime Meats in Bethpage closes after over 50 years

Wai Law of Bethpage completed seven days of running around Long Island at Stony Brook on Sunday, to raise money for Parkinson's research and to fund mental health services for young people. His overall route was divided into two legs.

Bethpage man runs around LI

A Long Island teacher spends his summer tagging sharks for research. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd spent a day on the ocean with him. 

Long Island teacher spends summer tagging sharks 

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