Syosset News

When you think of Syosset in 1915, you likely imagine nothing but a few farms, some newly built summer estates, a general store, and a quiet railroad station where the ticket agent could be found snoozing at his desk almost any time of day.

Long Island has long had a wide range of holistic and "alternative" treatments available for those suffering from chronic illness and pain disorders.

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On Monday, Rep. Steve Israel joined Long Island World War II POW Arnold Bocksel at his Syosset home to present him with a ceremonial check for $63,753 from the Veterans Administration so Bocksel can renovate his home and make it accessible.

A Hicksville man convicted last month of murdering his mother-in-law admitted in Nassau County court on Wednesday to attempting to hire a hit man from his jail cell to murder his sister-in-law before she could testify against him.

Until a year ago, Arnold Bocksel, a Japanese prisoner of war during World War II who survived the infamous Bataan Death March, could get around on his own.

The process to expand Jackson Avenue has been long and very detailed and there has been a great deal done behind the scenes.

Eric Licursi, 24, of Syosset , early Sunday lost control of his car in Cold Spring Harbor and crashed into a tree.

A Syosset man driving home from his job as a steakhouse waiter was killed early Sunday in Cold Spring Harbor when he lost control of his car, which crashed and then was struck by a vehicle driven by a woman who was charged with driving while intoxicated.

Chris Sayre and fellow protestor Bob Wesser with the controversial LaRouche Political Action Committee stood in front of Syosset Post Office on Wednesday asking, "Sir, are you ready to impeach Obama?" Chris Sayer of the LaRouche Political Action Committee outside the Syosset Post Office on Wednesday Some agreed with the pair, offered donations and ...

Northport High School students sell coffee from Nicaragua to raise money for humanitarian projects, like building houses in the country.

Note to drivers who don't clean the snow off of their cars: quit being so lazy or someone could get seriously hurt from flying snow and ice chunks leftover from the last week's storm.

As expected, a blanket of wet snow fell overnight on Long Island, dumping as much as 5 inches in some parts of northeastern Nassau County and making the Tuesday morning commute tenuous for many drivers.

A Hicksville man has been convicted of murder for fatally stabbing his mother-in-law and then stabbing his wife.

A long-awaited project to rebuild and widen a mile-long stretch of Jackson Avenue in Syosset has wound up in jeopardy after the U.S. Department of Transportation said it did not meet federal regulations, stopping the project's funding.

Want to live longer? You may need to rent a moving van and head to suburban Nassau county.

You know how some people don't realize how loud they are when they're speaking on their cell phones? A pharmacist from Syosset who did just that, was arrested over the weekend- not for talking loudly, but because of what he was allegedly talking about.

A pharmacist engaged in a loud cell phone conversation while sitting in his car at a gas station in Plainview Saturday attracted the attention of some nearby detectives, who arrested the caller as well as two men who approached the car with money and drugs, Nassau police said.

Four armed robbers snuck into a Syosset home on Friday afternoon after one of the suspects disguised himself as a delivery man, Nassau police said.

A 22-year-old Syosset man was arrested for beating and robbing a taxi cab driver in New Hyde Park on Wednesday afternoon, Nassau police said.