The precipitation began as a mix of rain and snow across Long Island, falling first in Nassau County and then in Suffolk County. Around 3 inches of snow was expected on the East End and closer to 5 ...

Let’s fight for the funding we deserve, fix the roads we rely on, and restore the infrastructure that connects us to one ...

Long Island is getting a mere 7.8% of the state’s next annual transportation budget — a third of what it typically nets — and ...

By Shane O'Brien  Brooks 1890, a historic bar and restaurant that served as a cornerstone of Long Island City’s Court Square ...