The district attorney argued that the registry was created to provide transparency and help prevent repeat offenses by allowing the public to know who has been convicted of abusing animals.

Suffolk DA warns animal abusers could be removed from registry under clean slate law

Bryan and Marissa Drago are keeping the memory of their son, Gavyn Drago, alive while working to make a difference for people living with epilepsy.

Mattituck family turns tragedy into mission to help others living with epilepsy

Suffolk County was among the first jurisdictions in the country to establish a public registry for convicted animal abusers. The law was passed in 2010, with then-Legislator Jon Cooper leading the effort.

Former legislator criticizes delays in Suffolk animal abuse registry updates

Travel industry professionals say consumers are paying closer attention to costs.

Taxing Long Island: Vacation travel out of reach for 39% of American families

The registry is intended to help protect animals by identifying people convicted of animal cruelty offenses. 

Gaps in Suffolk animal abuse registry raise concerns

The New York State Department of Transportation is undertaking a record number of resurfacing projects across the region this year, backed by a historic investment aimed at improving some of Long Island's busiest roadways.

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