Huntington Now | Huntington, NY Local News
What's happening now in Huntington, NY.
Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Police Second Squad detectives are seeking the public’s help to identify two people who stole credit cards from a purse in a Commack store in October. One woman distracted a woman at Trader Joe’s, located at 5900 Jericho Read More …
Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Second Precinct Crime Section officers are seeking the public’s help to identify and locate a man who stole from a Huntington Station store this month. The man stole lighting equipment from Home Depot, at 785 New York Ave., on Oct.10 Read More …
Police Second Squad detectives are seeking help to identify and locate two people who used a stolen credit card in Huntington Station. Eight credit cards were stolen from a shopping cart at Costco, at 625 Broadhollow Road in Melville, on Sept. 14 at approximately 12 Read More …
Huntington employers are looking to fill both full time and part-time positions. Here are just a few of the openings available now. Read More …
Three health and fitness businesses have signed leases to open at Huntington Commons, the center’s owner said Thursday, with a fourth business expected to move in next year. CycleBar, GOLFTEC and iStretchPlus 11 are the new businesses that will be operating in the space previously occupied Read More …
Not everyone wants or can work full time. If you want part-time hours, here’s a roundup of some openings in the Huntington area. Bilingual Human Resources Assistant, Sage Solutions Must be able to write, read and speak Spanish fluently. Recruiting, interviewing, and hiring new employees Read More …
Someone stole credit cards from a woman after she was distracted by a man in a parking lot, Suffolk County police said Thursday. The cards were later used in East Northport and Commack. Police said that a man told a woman there was a problem with Read More …
These are some of the most recent reports of crimes that have occurred around Huntington or nearby. Note that an image of someone is not proof of their guilt. In many cases, the same stores have been hit repeatedly. Please contact the Suffolk County police or CrimeStoppers Read More …
Several veterans, their supporters and their dogs dropped by the Home Depot store in East Northport Thursday to say thank the store manager for his support. Robert Misseri, founder of the non-profit Paws of War, led the troop into the store to present their Patriot Read More …
Huntington employers are looking to fit numerous jobs. Here are just a few. Read More …