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Crash Test Dummies — 30th Anniversary Tour To celebrate the fact that it’s been 30 years since Crash Test Dummies recorded their debut album, The Ghosts That Haunt Me, the Canadian group has embarked on a tour that comes to the Kent Stage tonight. The trek follows a successful 25th anniversary tour for 1993’s God Shuffled His Feet. Original members Brad Roberts, Ellen Reid, Dan Roberts and Mitch Dorge will be joined onstage by Stuart Cameron and Marc Arnould. Doors open at 8 p....

DALTON, Mass. — The Grammy-nominated band Crash Test Dummies will perform live at the Stationery Factory on March 11.   The Canadian rock band was originally scheduled to...

Retired Insp. Michael Caldarelli says department leaders in 2012-14 discouraged him from upholding charges against officers, pressured him to water down findings and denied the bureau the staff needed to properly conduct investigations.

Scandal on a wealthy island: a priest, a murder and a mystery

Akeero’s automated security solution for software built in the cloud will become a vital tool for companies

Cameron will be retiring after a nearly 37-year career with the SCPD.

By T.E. McMorrow The 10 Long Island men, including one from Hampton Bays, charged this past summer with being part of an interstate dog-fighting ring, had their grand jury indictments unsealed last week in the courtroom of State Supreme Court Justice

Stuart Cameron took over in May after Geraldine Hart left for a public safety position at Hofstra University. Before that, Cameron served as chief after James Burke resigned the position over his role in the assault of a handcuffed prisoner.

“I felt like an animal trapped in a cage.” A Suffolk officer forced a woman into oral sex inside the First Precinct. His partner later fabricated a log that tracked her movements.

Raul Guaman, 43, faces a maximum sentence of up to 25 years in prison if convicted.