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"These guys are real good," Islip resident David Sanders said, but "We actually did not fall for the scam."

A shower or thunderstorm may develop during the day, but overall Thursday should be dry with a partly sunny sky, the National Weather Service said.

As of 5 p.m. Wednesday, 33 lawsuits have been filed in Nassau County, seven in Suffolk and 169 in New York City.

A former Hamptons bartender has sued CNN's Don Lemon over allegations of assault and inappropriate sexual conduct.

5 questions to ask before hiring a home inspector - RealtyBizNews: Real Estate News  RealtyBizNews

Fifty years ago, only one in 50 homes were inspected before a sale. We have since seen a seismic shift in pre-sale inspections,

Buyer beware! Texas does little to hold home builders accountable.  Fort Worth Star-Telegram

The stove in Sherry Huckaby's newly-built home caught fire the first time she used it last year because of a problem with an electrical outlet. That was just one of ...

An off-duty NYPD officer died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said, the ninth department officer to die by apparent suicide this year.

The LIRR said 350 passengers were on the train and service was suspended Wednesday night for about three hours in both directions between Farmingdale and Ronkonkoma.

The cross-endorsement deals virtually assure election of six judicial candidates in November.

A celebrated chess master, Shelby Lyman started his chess column at Newsday and narrated the 1972 World Chess Championship.

The cards represent another step in the police department's efforts to bolster communication with residents, officials say.

A TSA checkpoint was briefly shut down after a belt buckle that resembled a grenade was found in a carry-on bag, according to a photo and an official.

Local Law 6 will allow code enforcement officers to confiscate bikes from riders, who would also face a $250 fine.

Hauppauge High School's choir director sexually abused a then-16-year-old male student at the teacher's home, police said.

New housing laws put pressure on landlords in Baltimore  WBAL TV Baltimore

Tens of thousands of rental units in Baltimore City should be licensed and inspected to ensure renters have safe and healthy living conditions. A recent law aims ...

Richard Baker's departure again leaves open a position that went unfilled for nearly three years before he was hired.

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A "verbal dispute" between two half brothers led one to shoot the other in the neck, police said.

The $60 billion company said Long Island-based J. Kings Food Service Professionals fits its strategic growth plan.

As part of a clean-water initiative, the town will monitor the reef for five years for oyster growth and survival, as well as the presence of other animals and plants living on the reef.