NORTH AMITYVILLE, N.Y. -- A Long Island fire department, once shut down for its long response times, has now been linked to more than $500,000 of inappropriate purchases, allegedly including gold ...

Firefighters from five departments in Suffolk County battled an early morning blaze Friday at a commercial building on Albany Avenue in North Amityville, police and fire officials said.

The Copiague Fire Department arrived first at the scene after receiving the call, said Chief Dominick Nuzzi. The Amityville and North Lindenhurst fire departments responded to the scene ...

A former chief and board members of North Amityville Fire Department spent more than $500,000 of taxpayers' money on personal purchases. An Alaska cruise, hotels, gifts, a trip to a clothing ...

North Amityville’s volunteer fire company has been shut down and the department faces allegations of dangerously long response times and potentially criminal wrongdoing. Neighboring departments ...

The Town of Babylon ended its contract with the North Amityville Fire Department in early January due to the department's dangerously long response times. Later Tuesday morning, crews had to ...

Nearly a dozen people have been displaced following a fast-moving house fire in North Amityville ... 1:30 a.m. Fire officials said it took 10 departments to get it under control.

A Long Island fire department is accused of spending more than half a million dollars on things like diamond rings, Christmas gifts and vacations on an Alaskan cruise. The North Amityville Fire ...

A new report from the state's comptroller office found that out of the $3.6 million in disbursements made between 2017 and 2018 by the North Amityville Fire Department, over $500k was spent on ...