If you're interested in getting a local perspective on the big picture in news, then our National & World News will give you just what you're looking for. This section covers all the big stories that matter to the nation – from the perspective of a local like you.
By Lyndsay McCabe January 20, 2014
The New York State Museum has released the only audio recording of a speech given by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1962 commemorating the centennial anniversary of the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation.
By Eric Anderson January 17, 2014
A Rockville Centre woman attempted to steal hundred of identities.
By Christian Abbatecola January 16, 2014
The governor of New Jersey says he is working to investigate the bridge closure scandal his administration has found itself in the middle of.
By Vickie Moller January 16, 2014
Federal officials yesterday hosted an Education "Datapalooza" to promote innovation in improving college access, affordability and completion.
By Vickie Moller January 15, 2014
The FRA will soon have 45 new safety inspectors and will implement critical safety monitoring systems in trains.
By Christian Abbatecola January 15, 2014
A recent court decision opens the door for broadband providers to slowdown web access to popular websites or speedup loading times for others.
By Wendy L January 14, 2014
Additional safety measures will soon be put in place on all commuter trains around the nation. Trains will have inward- and outward-facing cameras to monitor the driver and the track. Read the full story here.
By Lyndsay McCabe January 13, 2014
"American Hustle" and "12 Years a Slave" win big in the film categories, and "Breaking Bad" stars are finally rewarded for their series.
By Joe Randazzo January 11, 2014
A-Rod receives the longest suspension in the game’s war on doping.
By Christian Abbatecola January 10, 2014
70 million customers had their personal information taken during the attack on Target which took place between late November and mid December.
By Wendy L January 10, 2014
The price of the first-class stamp is going up again! Find out why and how you can save by purchasing stamps before Jan. 26.
By Joe Randazzo January 07, 2014
State Senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillebrand have announced Long Island will be awarded millions in much needed Sandy cleanup aid.
By Christian Abbatecola January 07, 2014
A burst of arctic air has sent temperatures plummeting on Long Island and through much of the country.
By Christian Abbatecola January 06, 2014
Fireworks by Grucci of Bellport broke the Guinness World Record for Largest Fireworks Display to ring in the new year.
By Joe Randazzo January 06, 2014
Jahi McMath will soon be transferred to a new hospital although it’s still unknown where she’ll end up.
By Joe Randazzo January 05, 2014
Governor Cuomo has loosened his stance on marijuana and will announce Wednesday 20 hospitals will soon prescribe it to patients with glaucoma and cancer.
By Joe Randazzo January 01, 2014
Jovan Belcher’s mother is suing the Kansas City Chiefs for not knowing he was showing signs of cognitive and neuropsychiatric impairment.
By Christian Abbatecola January 01, 2014
After a Long Island clinic offered to take in Jahi McMath, the Oakland Children’s Hospital appears to have reversed course on allowing her to be treated.
By Christian Abbatecola December 31, 2013
As the year draws to a close, we reflect on some of Long Island's biggest happenings and most popular stories of 2013.
By Lyndsay McCabe December 31, 2013
New York becomes the first state in the nation to have a Pay for Success program to train and employ formerly incarcerated individuals.