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Officials: Cordearo D. Thompson of Baldwin, 27, and Erica Clark of Roosevelt, 30, were allegedly discovered with marijuana, cocaine, and a black semi-automatic handgun. NCPD reports the arrest of Cordearo D. Thompson of Baldwin, 27, and Erica Clark of Roosevelt, 30, for Criminal Possession of Weapon

Nassau County police say they have arrested three teenagers in a large drug bust and authorities say one of the men is linked to an overdose of an 18-year-old man. Officials said 18-year-old Kevin Staiano of Plainview was the one who sold the high school student narcotics that he overdosed on. Polic

If you used a Newsday login, it looks like it's not connected to an active subscriber account. To verify your subscription information, click the Connect Account button. Otherwise, click Subscribe to create a new Newsday account. Updated September 20, 2017 1:24 PM By Bart Jonesbart.jones@newsday.co

PLAINVIEW, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) - Three teens face drug charges after an 18-year-old high school student overdosed during the first day of classes in Nassau County. Police said detectives identified the seller as 18-year-old Kevin Staiano, of Plainview. Kevin Staiano (left), Brandon Bromberg (middle),

The operators of grocery stores in Hicksville and Floral Park, Queens have pleaded guilty to charges that they failed to pay proper wages and falsified records. S&L Vegetables and J&B Vegetables, two grocers that did business as Apna Bazar Cash & Carry, pleaded guilty to one count of grand larceny i

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NCPD reports the arrests of Tziah Townsend, Isaiah Feliciano, and Omar McFarlane, all of Brooklyn, for Grand Larceny that occurred on Monday, September 18, in East Meadow. After further investigation it was determined that the subjects were responsible for Grand Larcenies of autos that occurred in E

Four businesses were honored yesterday at the HIA-LI's Business Achievement Awards. The Hauppauge-based trade organization recognized high-achievers in four categories - large business, small business, rookie of the year and not-for-profit - at the luncheon event, which is in its 23rd year and was h

For helping prevent an armed robbery in July, NYPD Capt. Ray Jenkins (above) is the first two-time recipient of the Daily News' "Hero of the Month" honor.(Anthony DelMundo/New York Daily News) NYPD Capt. Ray Jenkins knows a cop is never truly off duty. He also knows lightning can strike twice. In

Since January 2013, three Nassau County legislators have reported to prison, County Executive Edward Mangano has been indicted, and his chief deputy, Rob Walker, has admitted on the stand in another corruption trial that he is under federal investigation. In the same time, the Nassau County Board of

An entity controlled by Manhasset-based Colin Development purchased a retail building leased to Sam Ash Music in Huntington Station for $4.9 million. Sam Ash has been a long-term tenant at the 9,634-square-foot building on .78 acres at 269 Old Walt Whitman Road that had been owned by Glen Head-based

Published 2:58 pm, Wednesday, September 20, 2017 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_of_Hammurabi The Federal Reserve left its benchmark interest rate unchanged between 1.00% and 1.25% at the conclusion of its two-day meeting in September. It also confirmed, as expected, that it will begin shrinkin

AMITYVILLE, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) - Ball players behaving badly have prompted a proposed new law in one Long Island village. The legislation would outlaw public urination, which neighbors assumed was already illegal. The view from Dave DiPaola's home in Amityville overlooks wetlands - in more ways than

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Thursday Cooperstown Download Zone and Flipster training sessions, 10 a.m., Village Library of Cooperstown, 22 Main St. For info: 547-8344. Delhi Habitat for Humanity, 6 p.m., United Ministry Church basement, 46 Church St. For info: www.habitatdelawarecounty.org, 746-9987. East Meredith 'The Photogr

The Town of Babylon paid its employees less on average in 2016 than any other town or city on Long Island, payroll data shows. Babylon workers last year had an average salary of $23,180, which was 38 percent less than the Islandwide average of $37,664 for employees of Long Island's 13 towns and two