Laurel Hollow News

The New York State Transportation Department has begun resurfacing a nearly 3-mile stretch of Montauk Highway in Shinnecock Hills and projects work will be complete in time for Thanksgiving, weather permitting.

Police are trying to determine who blew up a mailbox at a home on Long Island.

Nassau County police say someone detonated a small pipe bomb inside the mailbox of a home in Laurel Hollow. They say a resident heard a loud 'muffler sound' coming from a car outside the home about 6:20 p.m. Thursday and looked out a window.

Police say he heard an explosion and saw smoke.

Residents of the Dutchess County Village of Fishkill are a major step closer to having a real choice for their cable television service, thanks to a newly approved agreement authorizing Verizon to offer its ...

Golf course operator Neal Trabich admitted Tuesday to bribing former Suffolk Legis.

Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota Monday announced the arrest of ex-Suffolk County Legislator Allan Binder for second degree bribe receiving, two counts of first degree offering a false instrument ...

Rocking slightly from side-to-side on his feet, his hands cuffed behind his back, former Suffolk County legislator Allan Binder pleaded not guilty Monday to charges of taking $18,000 in bribes to steer ...

Calling it a precautionary measure, the Nassau County Department of Health has ordered the closing of all 18 North Shore beaches and four South Shore beaches following heavy rains Wednesday and Thursday, ...

This estate on Cold Spring Harbor is centered on a 5,500-square-foot Colonial that was just completed in 2005.

The Nassau County Department of Health closed 23 beaches June 15 as a precaution because of heavy rainfall.

MINEOLA, N.Y. It's an attempt to embarrass drunk drivers. Officials in Nassau County are releasing the names and photos of the 109 people charged with driving while intoxicated over the Memorial Day weekend ...

Yesterday at Cablevision's annual shareholders meeting, Cablevision boss Charles Dolan acknowledged that he's not quite sure what he got himself into with buying Newsday.

“Improving and then maintaining local roadways is a necessity to preserve a quality-of-life concern for local residents”

Assemblyman Rob Walker announced that the 2008-09 New York State Budget will provide more state highway aid for town and local villages within the 15th Assembly District. via Hicksville Illustrated News

Reports from county or village police, March 9-15. Hicksville A navigation system was taken from an auto parked on Newbridge Road March 9. Landscape lights were taken from property on Deer Lane ... via Newsday.com