Emergency services were called to Hollinwood Lane at 22:50 GMT on Saturday after the car hit a parked vehicle, left the road and hit the building, which is owned by Calverton Miners Welfare.

The famed Surf City Splash is celebrating its silver anniversary, a time-honored tradition where plungers do a countdown at noon, then rush into the chilly ocean for a body-numbing ocean cleanse ...

However, outfits like Color Splash Jellie will impress all your fellow combatants, so Epic Games is offering a unique way to add it to your locker. Additionally, you gain the exciting LEGO Style ...

A car appears to have veered over a parcel of grass before colliding with a wall at the back of Calverton Miners' Welfare as well as a car parked outside. Significant damage has been caused to the ...

New Year’s Day has always been a good time to take the plunge in Huntington Beach. The Surf City Splash returns Wednesday for the hundreds eager to take a dip into the Pacific Ocean at high noon.

Give the whole family a treat on mile-long drive-through light tunnels and displays synchronized to a holiday music soundtrack, 5 to 9 p.m. at Splish Splash. The show features hundreds of ...

A large haul of drugs, weapons, thousands of pounds in cash and high-value goods have been seized by police after they raided a property in Calverton. Neighbourhood officers executed the warrant in ...

To make the biggest splash when you dive-bomb into water, the secret seems to be to use the Manu technique practised by the Maori of New Zealand. This involves folding yourself so your torso and ...

Washington Nationals mascot Screech celebrates after the game against the Chicago Cubs at Nationals Park. Mandatory Credit: Brad Mills-Imagn Images The Washington Nationals are slowly waking up ...

The building is owned by Calverton Miners Welfare, which has had to close for safety reasons. One football club welfare officer says the money "will be a game changer for everyone at the club".

Splish Splash is an iconic water park with some fun new attractions open for the summer. News 12 teamed with Discover Long Island to visit the water park.