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No one was injured, but a house next door was damaged by "radiant heat," said the Nassau County Assistant Chief Fire Marshal.

Some 150 firefighters from 14 departments fought the blaze, according to the Nassau County Fire Marshal's Office.

The Nassau County Fire and Rescue is responding to a commercial vehicle fire that has shut down all northbound lanes on I-95 ...

A working building fire broke out on Long Beach Road in Oceanside on Saturday, Oct. 18, at 5:41 p.m., Nassau County police ...

Fire crews responded to a three-alarm fire Saturday afternoon at a shopping center in Oceanside. Fire officials say it ...

A Hicksville doughnut shop and two other businesses are currently closed after a fire early Thursday, Oct. 9, in a two-story ...

The Nassau County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) has approved a new three-year agreement with the Nassau County Fire-Rescue Professionals Local Union #3101, increasing starting firefighter pay ...

A beloved family-owned donut shop on Long Island is leaning on its community after a devastating fire forced it to ...

Nassau County Fire Marshal Chief Michael Uttaro has confirmed that the Nassau County Fire Marshal's Office, the Nassau County Detective Arson Bomb Squad and the NYPD are investigating a fire that ...