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Teen faces charges for shooting at LIRR station. The two victims were arrested, too
MTA police credited their extensive camera network and their partnership with Suffolk police in solving the case, which appears to have stemmed from a dispute over a girl.
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Selma Blair assaulted flight attendants on plane to JFK, hit officer and nurse after: Sources
The “Cruel Intentions” star attacked two flight attendants, one of whom had a bite mark and another had suffered a cut, law enforcement sources told NBC New York.
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Human remains found by teen at Long Island park may solve missing persons case
Police believe the grisly find could help solve a missing persons case that originated four miles away from the park almost a year ago.
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Residents of Long Island building with faulty fire alarms going off get hazy scare
It was an ironic moment for tenants because the building they live in has been plagued with excessive faulty fire alarms, many times waking people up in the middle of the night, only to find out the fire alarm was false.
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Long Island students face discipline after ‘disgusting' signs at high school football game
Photos of the teens holding up the signs quickly circulated on social media.
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Faulty fire alarms in middle of night disrupt life at Long Island apartment building
According to a summons from the Village of Mineola that is posted at the door of the apartment building, there have been at least 13 false fire alarms so far in 2026.
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Long Island MS-13 gang member with ties to 7 murders sentenced to 60 years in prison
Jairo Saenz was sentenced to 60 years in prison after pleading guilty to charges in connection to seven murders, including the killings of teens Kayla Cuevas and Nisa Mickens.
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Missing 19th century art stolen from NYC galleries in 1978 found at collector's estate
“The Young Mother” had been stolen from the Hirschl and Adler Gallery in NYC in 1978, and “Mary and Her Lamb” was stolen from the Kenneth Lux Gallery in the same year. Both are pieces by Eastman Johnson, an American painter from the mid-1800s.
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Another Long Island high school cancels varsity football season, sidelining seniors
For some players, it’s a final season taken away before it even began — and some disagree with the reason given for dismantling the varsity team.
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Teens storm Long Island library, shouting slurs and swearing in children's room
Security and staff escorted the teens out of the library and police were called. Library staff recognized most of the teens as local Merrick students likely in seventh or eighth grade.
