Officer Nick Samot, a five-year Sag Harbor Village police veteran, was honored as the department’s Officer of the Year by the Southampton Kiwanis Club at an event at the Long Island Aquarium and Recreation Center in Riverhead on Friday.

A woman who said she was falsely arrested, unlawfully detained, and physically harassed by Sag Harbor Village Police has filed a notice of claim against the village, its police department and Sgt. Thomas Pagano.

The East Hampton Town Police are looking for the person responsible for a series of commercial burglaries that took place on Montauk Highway in the early hours of Saturday, November 29.

Photography by Michael Heller. An East Hampton Town-wide Multi-Casualty Drill was held at 555 Montauk Highway in Amagansett on Sunday, November 23. The drill was organized by Chief David King of the Springs Fire Department, and the incident was commanded by Assistant Chief Alan Bennett of the Amagansett Fire Department using standard National Incident Management (NIMS) [...]

Southampton Town Police and both the Southampton and Sag Harbor Volunteer Ambulance Corps responded to a two-car collision at the intersection of Noyac and Deerfield roads on Wednesday afternoon.

East Hampton Town Police said on Friday that they had prioritized the monitoring of sexual offenders living in town, beginning Thursday night and continuing through Halloween.

Springs resident Valon Shoshi, who was the subject of a manhunt by East Hampton Town Police on October 3 after he allegedly fired several shotgun blasts in his Gardiner Avenue home before leaving in his car with the weapon, was back in East Hampton Town Justice Court on Thursday, October 30.

All East Hampton High School students were allowed to return to their classrooms by approximately 10:45 a.m. Wednesday morning after a threat found on a bathroom mirror prompted school district officials to order the evacuation of the building around 8:30 a.m.

Students were allowed to return after district officials and police searched the building.

The driver of a white Jeep apparently misjudged the depth of the gut at Georgica Pond on Sunday, resulting in a waterlogged vehicle.

At 10:18 a.m. on Thursday, October 23rd, 2014 the East Hampton Fire Department responded to a reported basement fire at 26 Morris Park Lane. Arriving units were able to locate and quickly extinguish a small working fire in the northwest corner of the basement. The RIT team from the Amagansett Fire Department was called to [...]