The gasoline tanker had a full load of product before it flipped on its side, prompting Nassau County Fire Marshal's Hazardous Materials Division to be requested.
The U.S. Coast Guard on Long Island is working to figure out how to stop a World War II oil tanker, which was torpedoed off the coast of Long Island 77 years ago, from leaking oil into the water.
A troubling discovery off the coast of Long Island has sparked an investigation into what appears to be balls of tar washing on up Lido Beach.
It is still unclear what caused the spill that sent oil gushing into the Hudson River.
Officials say that dielectric fluid spilled into the river on Sunday afternoon after a transformer failed at a Con Edison substation in the Farragut section of Brooklyn.
A construction accident at a home being demolished is being blamed for the oil spill into an adjacent yard on East Price Street in Linden.