Swimming banned at some Robert Moses beaches following shark sighting 00:21. BABYLON, N.Y. -- Some of the beaches closed Wednesday at Robert Moses State Park after a dead tiger shark washed ashore ...

The sharks were seen schooling about 200 yards off Robert Moses Beach around 8 a.m. before beaches opened for the busy Fourth of July holiday as staff conducted a precautionary check of the waters.

About 200 beachgoers at Robert Moses State Park and 30 at Jones Beach State Park visited first aid stations to treat stings from the purplish invertebrate on Sunday, said George Gorman, Long ...

The reported sighting of a 10-foot shark Thursday afternoon in waters off the beach at Robert Moses State Park led authorities to close the area to swimming, state officials said. The shark was ...

Earlier in the day, there was another reported shark sighting at Robert Moses Field 3. Swimming was restricted for about a half-hour before resuming. Officials sent up a drone and did not see a ...

Lifeguards at Robert Moses said Monday that they didn't see too many jellyfish and that it was OK to swim. But lately, the mauve stingers have been showing up further south on New Jersey beaches ...

The 18-20 feet long whale was spotted on the shoreline around sunrise near Field 5 at Robert Moses State Park. Officials cordoned off that part of the beach as they waited for members of the ...

New York State investigators say ash and charcoal washing up this past week on South Shore ocean beaches, including surf zones at both Jones Beach and Robert Moses, may have come from the recent ...

Two swimmers say they spotted a shark at Tobay Beach, Oyster Bay officials say. They say the shark was seen within 20 yards of the shore. Lifeguards pulled everyone out of the water and closed ...