Top Stories
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Trump, Barr: Feds to seek death penalty in killing of 2 Brentwood teens
As part of a nationwide attack on the MS-13 gang, President Trump and U.S. Attorney General William Barr announced they intend to seek the death penalty for an alleged local gang leader in the 2016 Brentwood killings, and five other killings on LI. Read more
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The Nassau district attorney credits her deputy chief and Nassau detectives for conducting a yearslong investigation into the street gang.
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Day care operators are struggling, and some are shutting for good, as kids stay home and aid goes elsewhere.
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Contractor 3TC had been awarded nearly $1 million in 15 months based on reviews from residents along the Main Line project, but the pandemic has worsened the MTA's budget woes.
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“We don’t have the traffic nor the exorbitant prices," one real estate agent said. But we do have the beaches, the golf clubs, renowned restaurants and equestrian properties.”
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The spot's mango sticky rice is richly satisfying.
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The alligator will be sent to a wildlife sanctuary, SPCA Chief Roy Gross said.
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In the suit, 23 states allege DeVos' rule is too onerous for borrowers trying to seek relief by proving schools defrauded or misled them.
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The expert, who examined Faye Doomchin in early 2019, testified at the Great Neck woman's trial that she knew immediately after the fatal attack that what she had done was wrong.
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The agreement mandates that the MTA install elevators for the first time at Amityville, Lindenhurst and Copiague LIRR stations.
Coronavirus Tracking LI's Recovery
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LI registered lower daily levels of new coronavirus cases from tests, despite concerns over an upward blip in Suffolk that prompted stern reminders about social distancing and masks.
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Criminals stole the identities of about 400 workers at some of Nassau's colleges, villages and school districts and used them to submit phony claims for job loss benefits, District Attorney Madeline Singas said.
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The $100M program will provide a subsidy to the landlord of selected tenants that covers a portion of their rent for up to four months.
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A bipartisan group of Long Island elected officials urged the U.S. Senate to provide aid to state and local governments in the next round of federal COVID-19 relief.
Editors' Picks
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Talks about the possibility of handing over control of the lease on NYCB Live's Nassau Coliseum possibly could pave the way for the arena to reopen under new management.
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The singer/songwriter was on a motorcycle ride and stopped in his tracks when he saw the piano sitting curbside.
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From dogs delivering craft beer to virtual restaurant crawls, the pandemic inspired some ideas we hope stick around.
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Washington key to keeping the trains running
The MTA also must do some bold rethinking of its own.
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Tell us: What should the school experience be like in the fall?
Share your thoughts about how the upcoming school year should be changed because of coronavirus concerns
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Listen: Inside the Bronx Zoo as COVID-19 hit
For months, the zoo has had no visitors, just animals and essential workers in the wide green expanse. And some of the animals noticed the lack of people, says the zoo's director.
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Trying to weaponize the weaponless
Trump rule against international student visas was another attempt at curtailing immigration.
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The Hamptons are back with some fresh ways to have (socially distant) fun this season.
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Relaxed rules about outdoor dining are giving patrons new ways to explore places like Babylon, Huntington and Oyster Bay.
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Virtual concerts, film discussions and more.
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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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Necklaces with positive and spiritual themes and that boast messages of security, love and hope are in demand.
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"There's lots to see on the trails, so open your senses because it's a relaxing thing to do in a stressful time."
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East End stores are getting back into the retail groove.
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Yardzee, giant Connect Four and other games are bringing families outdoors.
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A breach in Twitter's security that allowed hackers to break into the accounts of leaders and technology moguls is one of the worst attacks in recent years and may shake trust in a platform politicians and CEOs use to communicate with the public, experts said Thursday.
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Unemployment remains painfully high in the U.S. even as economic activity slowly picks up.
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The White House labeled Navarro as having gone rogue for his op-ed attack on the star coronavirus expert. Still, Trump has bristled at Fauci's outlook.
