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Nassau's reassessment plan was meant to reduce settlements. They're up 48% since last year.
Almost 75% of Nassau homeowners who grieved their taxes this year won reductions, in spite of the county's massive effort to curb tax challenges.
NY lawmakers nearing agreement to amend concealed-carry law
Likely measures include requiring a minimum amount of training and a background check, and detailing a list of "sensitive areas" where concealed weapons would be outlawed.
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Port Jeff grads battle blaze minutes after getting diploma
The Port Jefferson students, who became full-fledged volunteers at the local fire department once they turned 17, whisked off their caps and gowns and donned firefighting garb.
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LIRR's M9 cars 17 more months behind schedule, MTA says
The Long Island Rail Road now predicts it will have all the cars by September 2023 — nearly three years later than originally expected.
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Is this eatery serving LI's most expensive lobster roll?
It's called a triple roll and is loaded, some might say overloaded, with more than a pound of lobster meat.
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