After decades covering local news, award-winning author and journalist, Linda Leuzzi, has become a well-known fixture in her community and beyond. In her most recent book, “Car Dogs,” Leuzzi …
Gov. Kathy Hochul recently signed the state budget for the upcoming fiscal year after months of negotiations between legislators and lobbyists. The approved $269 billion budget includes increased …
Suffolk County executive Ed Romaine and officials from the Suffolk County Department of Health Services announced the opening of the application portal for the third distribution of opioid settlement …
Unions, MTA reach deal after three days By Connor Patton For over three days, five unions representing over 3,500 workers at the Long Island Rail Road went on strike for the first time in …
After weeks of litigation regarding the legality of his opponent’s signatures collected for the June primary, Democratic congressional candidate Pat Halpin is set to become the party’s nominee …
Want to know what parts of your neighborhood had their place in Hollywood? Take a trip through cinematic history with these classic movies filmed across Long Island! ‘The Amityville Horror’ …
Environmentalists are sounding the alarm on a portion of the proposed state budget, which, if passed, would roll back restrictions on the state’s environmental review procedures. A section of …
The Holtsville Wildlife & Ecology Center’s zoo has shut down after 46 years in operation. Months after allegations of animal mistreatment by former employees and animal rights activists …
A Democratic candidate for Congress on the South Shore is withdrawing his candidacy following challenges filed by both of his opponents against his campaign filings. One of his opponents is facing …
Save The Great South Bay (STGSB) has been awarded $66,750 through New York State’s Invasive Species Grant Program to launch an Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Outreach, Education, and …
NYU Langone Hospital-Suffolk recently appointed a new chief of surgery, Dr. Alexander Barkan. Barkan is a bariatric surgeon by trade who has offered his expertise deciding between surgical …
Nonprofit Save the Great South Bay (SGSB) held the “Guardians of the Water: Long Island’s Waterkeepers” event at the View in Oakdale on March 27. Organized in celebration of SGSB joining the …
Suffolk County executive Ed Romaine, in partnership with Legis. Chad Lennon, the Long Island Ducks and the Suffolk County Veterans Service Agency, announced the return of the “Heroes of the Game” …
The Town of Brookhaven has set a date for the public meeting to discuss the Corrective Measures Assessment for Friday, March 27 at 4 p.m. in the town hall auditorium, located at 1 Independence Hill …
The Nesconset teen who police say murdered 18-year-old West Sayville resident Emily Finn last November is now facing an additional charge for allegedly conspiring to burglarize the Finn family home …
Great South Bay Music Festival, Long Islands Music Fest, recently announced that they are back and bigger than ever for the 2026 season. The four-day music and arts festival will …
The men live in postindustrial Buffalo. They lost their jobs 18 months ago at the steel plant and can’t find work. Now what? It’s not as bleak as it seems. Because sometimes …
Stepping inside the train room of the Central Operating Lines Model Railroad Club in Bohemia, it’s not unusual for visitors’ jaws to drop in amazement as they become giants inside an elaborately …
A prime factor leading to bloated government on the local, state, and national levels is the disproportionate influence that municipal unions have on the political process. Our center raises the …
Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and Russian opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza delivered a powerful lecture at Stony Brook University, recounting his imprisonment in Russia and warning about …
