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NYC's government is forecast to lose even more tax revenue than last projected, the mayor said Wednesday. As the Long Island Region reopens part of its economy today, Suffolk Executive Steve Bellone said contact tracing is key.
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See live updates from officials, Newsday reporters and more on coronavirus.
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After more than two months of a forced shutdown, the first phase of LI's reopening begins today. Here's everything you need to know.
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Some retail store owners expressed fear about their prospects for economic survival, even as construction companies and manufacturers hailed the lifting of restrictions.
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There were 70 new cases reported in Nassau and 126 new cases in Suffolk. Check the latest numbers on how coronavirus has spread in your community.
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But Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said leaders in the region's "control room" need to stay alert for any resurgence of the virus and react quickly as the first phase of reopening gets underway.
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Officials in Long Island's 13 towns are trading ideas to protect the health of the public and workers and said some changes, such as drive-through tax payment booths, may be permanent.
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Suffolk wants to access a share of $100 million in state loans to small businesses, nonprofits and landlords that have not received federal stimulus loans.
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These workers would be added to an already existing benefit paid through the state pension system.
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The partnership will distribute 30,000 free baby diapers to families struggling to buy the necessity amid the economic distress brought by the coronavirus pandemic.
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"The second time around is like having a second child in that it's a lot easier," said Dr. David Battinelli, chief medical officer at Northwell Health.
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Lawmakers are in session for the first time since approving the state budget on April 3.
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LI fitness experts share 5 outdoor workout routines
You don't have to leave home or spend money to exercise. Long Island fitness experts offer tips and workout routines you can perform in your own backyard.
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Flavors include Creamsicle and strawberry margarita -- but they're selling out quick.
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The nature center in Smithtown is hosting a drive-through event so families can see birds of prey from the safety of their cars.
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"Our goal is to make joyful products that delight and inspire."
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The takeout menu features baked clams, popcorn shrimp, a lobster roll and more.
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From disease-resistant Impatiens to the tastiest tiny tomato you'll ever know, there's a lot to be excited about.
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During the current situation, scenic drives offer kid-friendly history lessons, off-the-beaten path hiking trails and more.
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Virtual concerts, film discussions and more.
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Cops: Man charged with DWAI in crash that killed girl, 4
The 19-year-old has been charged with driving while ability impaired by drugs after he struck and killed a 4-year-old girl in front of her home, police said. Read more
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The prosecutors responded to a January motion by the former county executive's defense team that contended most of the charges he was convicted of should be thrown out.
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The residential tax increase equates to an additional $142 for the average household, Long Beach officials say.
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There's no crowd, no music. It's back to takeout-only coconut margaritas and bacon cheeseburgers at Dublin Deck.
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(Almost) identical GPAs for LI identical twins
Farmingdale's valedictorian and salutatorian could vie for top honors again in college. Read more
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"I figured if it's going to be a staycation for us this year, why not have at least something to dip your toes in," said Rob LoDolce, 45, of Lindenhurst
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Get a build-your-own burger pack, or a pancake feast for 4.
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As our pandemic-stricken nation reopens in fits and starts, it leaps into the unknown even as it tries to return ...
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Another black man dead after an encounter with white cops. When does this end? The incident between George Floyd and ...
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Reader letters to Newsday about reopening protests and masks.
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Something more troubling lies behind Donald Trump's threatening tweets.
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