See which athletes were at the top of their game in the Nassau County Team of the Week.
Massapequa girls’ lacrosse won their sixth straight Nassau County championship Wednesday, beating Syosset 13-5.
Police say a 12-year-old girl is in stable condition after a crash in Massapequa Tuesday night.
The Massapequa school district released the results of its board and budget election that took place Tuesday.
An incident at Massapequa High School Wednesday involving a spray bottle with a "distinguishable odor" was investigated by police.
Massapequa freshman Ryan Engrassia was a semifinalist for a 1776 Award, a nationwide student civics competition.
"The defendant's extreme recklessness stole the lives of two young women, including his own sister."
Four people are running for two seats on the school board this year, with a proposed budget that comes in below the state tax levy cap.
In what’s becoming an annual tradition, East Lake elementary schoolers were joined by their moms for afternoon tea Tuesday.
28 Massapequa seniors celebrated their commitments to play sports in college May 1 in a ceremony at the high school auditorium.
The Special Olympics New York Long Island Region Spring Games took place Saturday at Berner Middle School.
Fire officials say a Tuesday afternoon basement fire took about 25 firefighters to extinguish.
A police officer was treated for smoke inhalation after responding to an early morning fire in Massapequa, fire officials say.
Check out who's on top of their game as April turns to May in the Nassau County Team of the Week!
Friday was the latest installment of a nearly two-decade-long tradition in Massapequa, Career Day.
The Town of Oyster Bay unveiled new signage at the site of Fort Massapeag Monday, adding a new chapter to the historical site's history.
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After a rain-filled weekend, the Town of Oyster Bay announced its car show would be moved back a week.
A blood drive will be held on April 30 in honor of former FDNY firefighter and Massapequa Fire Commissioner Thomas McCarthy, officials said.
Guy Rivera was sentenced to 115 years to life in prison in connection with the shooting of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller, prosecutors say.
With just days before Earth Day, Massapequa elementary schoolers learned about how they can reduce their environmental impact.
State Education Commissioner Betty Rosa said Massapequa’s facilities policy violated state laws in a Monday ruling.
South shore residents will have the chance to "Shed the Meds" Saturday, as YES Community Counseling offers drug take back services.
For athletes from Manhasset, Massapequa and Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK, it was a week highlighted by wins, both in blowouts and nail biters.
Former “As Tall As Lions” frontman Dan Nigro has a producer credit on the “Driver’s License” singer’s latest single, “drop dead.”
Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino said the Special Olympics "showcase the hard work, dedication, talents" of athletes competing.
According to prosecutors, the man fled New York after entering a plea deal in a prior case required he make a $50,000 restitution payment.
Jesse Findling told Patch Friday that he planned to release his own music sometime this year after his Monday exit from American Idol.
20-year-old Jesse Findling was in the bottom two vote-getters Monday, leaving his fate up to a judge's saving vote. Did he advance?
"It doesn't give [Diller's family] full closure, the pain will never go away," NYPD PBA President Patrick Hendry said Wednesday night.
Massapequa resident and Syosset High School teacher Melissa Ninan turned craft time with her daughter into a new business idea this year.
Monday night was "Songs of Faith" night on "American Idol." Massapequa's Jesse Findling was among the singers hoping to make the top 14.
Classic car enthusiasts will have the chance to see their favorite automobiles this April as “Car Show Long Island” returns to Massapequa.
“With the enjoyment of riding comes a need for appropriate responsibility,” Oyster Bay Town Councilman Steve Labriola said.
Ahead of his first live episode of American Idol, Massapequa's own Jesse Findling sat down with Patch to look back on his "Idol" journey.
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Fire officials say the fire was called in at 11 a.m. Sunday.
Prosecutors said the man was driving 123 mph while high on marijuana when he crashed his car, killing two passengers including his sister.
The ice cream sandwich deal is being offered to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the iconic sandwich, proprietors say.