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State Senate subpoenas real estate agents in discrimination probe
The move comes after nearly all real estate industry representatives failed to appear at a state legislative hearing on housing discrimination in December.
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Village officials say first responders' contact information should not have to be shared during pre-trial discovery proceedings.
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NYPD Det. Brian Simonsen was killed by friendly fire on Feb. 12, 2019, while responding to a call of an attempted robbery in Richmond Hill, Queens. He was 42 years old.
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Prince Tega Wanogho is a 6-7, 305-pound offensive lineman who played at Auburn and is a late bloomer after competing in soccer and basketball in his native country.
A story about pollution, secrecy, water and fear: How the Grumman plume has grown into Long Island’s biggest environmental crisis.
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A critical software component in making the LIRR and Amtrak systems work seamlessly may not be ready until months after a December deadline, project officials said.
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State Attorney General Letitia James threatened to sue New York City for $810 million, claiming the city artificially inflated the cost of taxi medallion permits.
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NYPD purging DNA profiles of those free from suspicion
A move by the NYPD to purge certain DNA profiles from a database comes after critics last year raised concerns that genetic profiles of those never convicted of a crime or no longer under suspicion lingered in the system for years.
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MTA officials asked for the public's help Thursday in identifying a man they say took his own life in July when he stepped in front of an LIRR train in Baldwin
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At a post-debate rally, he took aim at Sanders, saying the Vermont senator cannot defeat Trump.
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Police said the victim was targeted for attack and "had a connection" to the auto repair shop in front of where he was killed.
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The latest restaurants to open on Long Island.
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For little Long Islanders, there's no need to travel to New Orleans to celebrate Mardi Gras.
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Explore the Cradle of Aviation Museum by flashlight, lie down next to sharks at the Long Island Aquarium or doze on the baseball field at the Long Island Ducks' ballpark.
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Here are some of the Island's newer margarita-touting establishments, all of which are staking new claims to marg magnificence.
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Retro video games at the Cradle of Aviation include Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Donkey Kong and more.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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If you need help melting the winter blues away, you might want to check out HarborFrost.
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This newlywed spent $40,000 to save his dog's life
Matthew Wong found out the day after his wedding that his dog, Kobe, had a fatal disease. Vets said an expensive surgery could help -- but he'd have to fly to London.
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Updates to the regulations effective March 1 include edits to the definitions of "exempt" and "reusable" bags.
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A long weekend and up to five days away, a "minimoon" is an opportunity for romance without the expense, travel time, and major packing.
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Roger Stone was prosecuted, not persecuted.
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The Nassau County Democratic Committee has formally endorsed Tom Suozzi for a third term in the House of Representatives over non-establishment candidate Melanie D’Arrigo.
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We need to recognize that for all their virtues, EVs have vices -- and addressing them won't be easy.
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"River Road is sliding into the river again," a village official said at a board meeting, adding that "eventually ... It won't be there."
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His layup with 52 seconds left breaks a tie as Tigers make another deep playoff run.
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The companies said they had finalized details of the $26.5 billion transaction.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and Sen. Chuck Schumer were among the officials who reacted to findings in the Newsday report: "The Grumman Plume: Decades of Deceit."
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The Delano Stewart Journalism Award is named for the Wyandanch activist who founded and published the weekly newspaper Point of View.
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Sy Sperling, who once lived in Manhasset, was famous for the TV commercials where he proclaimed "I'm not only the Hair Club president but I'm also a client."
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Suffolk parties nominate candidates for office
County Republicans and Democrats have named candidates for Congress, state Legislature and other offices.
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Long Islanders discuss the importance of diversity on Long Island in a series of follow-up videos based off of the Long Island Divided series.
