Suffolk County Police will be teaming up with New York State Police and Nassau County Police for the first-ever nationwide Saturation Saturday, a Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) initiative to target impaired drivers. Law enforcement agencies across the country will be saturating roadways to target those who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. In addition to the warning from law enforcement about the fatal consequences and legal repercussions, Jawana Richardson spoke of the heartbre

CBS New York stopped by our H.OT. Training session yesterday at Suffolk County Fire Academy and filed this story. #FASNY #FASNYConvention #FASNY153 #VolunteerFirefighter #VolunteerFirefighters #Firefighter #Firefighter #FirstResponder #EMS #FASNYTraining Uniondale Fire Department | Firefighters Association of the State of New York

Suffolk County fired a police officer, won the right to fire a second officer who had already retired and disciplined four others following a 2021 encounter in which a body-worn camera captured officers kicking a handcuffed man who was on his knees, newly obtained records show. An Internal Affairs investigation determined that William Bubeck, along with two other officers, used excessive force after police stopped Christopher Cruz for allegedly driving a stolen vehicle, documents show. The polic

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There is always insane traffic here! Nicolls Road, officially County Route 97, is a major north-south expressway in Suffolk County, Long Island, stretching 14.3 miles from Montauk Highway (CR 85) in Bayport to NY Route 25A in Stony Brook. Named after Richard Nicolls, the 17th-century colonial governor who ordered the Dutch to leave western Long Island in 1664 and became the first governor of the colony later named Suffolk County, the road was planned in 1957 as a limited-access "Nicolls Expressw