Materasso was born in the Bronx and raised on Long Island. 

The 'Wonder Woman' of the NYPD: How Chief Materasso is overhauling police training

One couple claims they hired Singco Construction and paid out hundreds of thousands of dollars, but they say after their home was torn apart, the work stopped - and so did the communication.

Contractor accused of leaving East End homeowners with ‘disasters’ and unfinished work

In just one year, cyberattacks jumped 151%, according to Check Point Software Technologies - with criminals now targeting more educational institutions than hospitals or even government agencies.

Cyberattacks on schools surge 151%, making educational institutions the No. 1 target for criminals

The New York State Assembly unanimously passed a bill that would stiffen the penalties for hotels and motels that break the state's trafficking laws, requiring them to post hotline signage inside all their properties.

Investigation into legislation: Human trafficking bill drafted in response to Turn To Tara report advances to NY Senate 

Dozens of brides say they paid deposits to a Syosset florist that shut down after the owner died.


Dozens of brides left without flowers after Syosset florist abruptly closes

Dr. DaMia Harris-Madden says new pilot programs are already in the works to test what Universal Child Care could look like in communities across the state.

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