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Updated numbers from Nassau and Suffolk counties show the coronavirus spreading in Long Island's densest communities, such as Brentwood and Hempstead, as total cases rise.
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Cuomo said the state is now expected to reach its apex of infections at the end of April, but that coming down the other side of what he calls "the mountaintop" — or peak — will take weeks more.
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Housing advocates say the loss of jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic has some Long Island tenants considering going on rent strikes.
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Business owners need to reapply, including those who submitted loan applications via email, fax and snail mail, as well as through an online application portal.
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Many government offices are closed to the public or have reduced hours.
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Even with symptoms of the coronavirus, some Long Islanders say it can be difficult to convince doctors a test is necessary.
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The Suffolk and Nassau police commissioners say criminals and potential crime victims are staying home.
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Construction has started on two temporary hospitals at Stony Brook University and SUNY Old Westbury.
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Filing for benefits can be overwhelming now, with 80,500 New Yorkers filing last week. Here are answers to common questions.
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Lawmakers caution constituents to view the numbers as written in pencil, not ink.
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More than 900 residents have signed up for the service in Southampton, getting plungers, groceries, toilet paper and more from town workers-turned-couriers.
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Dozens of Long Island food pantries and soup kitchens have closed and many others have changed the way they deliver food just as an economic downturn caused by the coronavirus is driving up unemployment.
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The devotion that some Long Islanders develop for their favorite restaurants often goes beyond food.
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Extreme lengths Long Island families are taking to stay connected.
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Living with COVID-19: Long Islanders share their stories
Long Islanders tell stories of their fears, and hopes of getting better, after testing positive for the coronavirus.
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Popular taco spot closes due to overwhelming takeout crowds
Patrons were lining up 30 to 40 deep to pick up orders.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, right now, is a hot commodity
His handling of the coronavirus outbreak is creating a political paradigm shift. But why?
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Newsday's coronavirus editorials and commentary
We have created this reference page to provide our readers an array of opinions and views on the outbreak.
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Podcast: Life Under Coronavirus
Listen to upbeat stories about how Long Islanders are getting by — and helping each other — during the coronavirus pandemic.
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100-plus dogs find temporary, permanent homes on LI
Shelters are seeing increased interest in adoptions while families are working from home.
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Our picks for what to see and do in the city.
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A police officer, an EMT, a government employee and a nurse – meet four Long Island daughters who followed their moms' public service career paths.
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Take a break from TV, video games and social media and cuddle up with a good book.
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From mom-and-pop restaurants to fast food chains, local restaurants are offering free pizza, lunch platters and more to Long Islanders during the coronavirus outbreak.
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"I'd like to see this put a smile on their faces," said East Hills Mayor Michael R. Koblenz.
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It's time to clear out the clutter and spruce up your space: Here are some tips from professionals.
Weather & Wellness
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How weather affects seasonal flu
While coronavirus dominates the headlines, let's not forget the seasonal flu. Meteorologist Bonnie Schneider explains how weather may influence transmission of the influenza virus.
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