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Communities of color continue to be the hardest-hit. Majority black and Latino areas account for 17% of the region's population but 30% of cases.
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See updates from officials, Newsday reporters and more on coronavirus.
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Workplace restrooms will deploy technology, timing and paper towels to stop the spread of coronavirus and keep employees and customers safe.
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Street dining may soon arrive on closed roads in Nassau County. Restaurants say they're ready. And one local village says it's beginning "curbside" dining this weekend. Cecilia Dowd has the story.
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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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The governor also added star power to his campaign, saying actor Rosie Perez and comedian Chris Rock will take part in public announcements to encourage people to wear masks and socially distance.
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The governor has used the powers to change more than 250 laws during the pandemic.
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The plan earmarks $100 million in aid the state has received from the federal government.
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The Treasury Department says about 4 million Americans would receive these cards instead of checks.
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Complaints about 17 agents in the state, including 4 on Long Island, spur New York Department of State to seek compliance, not penalties.
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Organizers are putting together an online event in June after the pandemic forced them to cancel a Jones Beach celebration.
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As the economy reopens, people are so far being cautious about opening their wallets, said John Williams, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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These LI spots make ice cream themselves.
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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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The programs are available to watch online.
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Many are holding out hope for a summer prom, while others are celebrating in new ways.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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There are plenty of perennial vegetables you can plant now and harvest for many years to come. Consider adding them to your garden this year.
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A Long Islander created an outdoor design service that assists DIYers.
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Scavenger hunts have become the entertainment of the moment.
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Suffolk police identify Gilgo victim as Valerie Mack
The department identified the victim as Valerie Mack, who also used the name Melissa Taylor — a major break in the mystery behind at least 10 sets of human remains found in the Gilgo Beach area. Read more
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President Donald Trump, who called protesters in Minneapolis "thugs," drew another warning from Twitter for his rhetoric, saying it violated the platform's rules about "glorifying violence."
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A speed boater has been charged in the death of a Rockville Centre teen last year as she rode a jet ski with her dad near Baldwin Harbor, the Nassau district attorney's office said.
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You can order a "hard parfait" drizzled with liquor or alcohol-tinged ice cream sandwiched between two cookies.
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Final construction of a thermal well to remove soil contaminants at the former Grumman dumpsite will begin as early as Tuesday.
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New York City residents have taken to the East End since lockdown began in March and are telling city school administrators they may not return.
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Suddenly popular again, the outdoor screenings are popping up in many neighborhoods.
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Small changes in Nassau and Suffolk can go a long way.
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Helping to fund needed NY-region projects also will help jump start the nation's economy.
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Over the past two months, people’s lives have been turned upside by COVID-19. Parents are balancing working from home with ...
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Dr. James Mahoney of Freeport was about to retire when the pandemic hit. Instead, he continued treating patients until he fell ill and died from the virus himself.
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