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Plan to revive LI economy gets no response from Albany
Local official says the COVID recovery plan submitted in September has been sitting, but he's still optimistic the recommendations can be implemented.
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This recession — aka 'she-cession' — is hitting women especially hard
Women, especially women of color, are being hit harder than men on the job front, savings front and home front during the COVID pandemic.
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Save on supplies as kids go back to school in person
School supply shopping experts say you can still get great deals outside of the traditional back-to-school shopping season. Here are their best strategies.
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'Geek Squad' email scam targets vulnerable seniors
Known across the internet as the Geek Squad scam, it also comes disguised as other technical support plans, including Norton Anti Virus and other trusted brands. Scammers send out emails "phishing" for likely subscribers.
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Viofo's dashcam has you covered from all angles
Viofo A139 triple channel dashcam includes a front-facing camera, interior infrared camera and one for the rear window, so everything is recorded without having to sacrifice a view.
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State lawmakers urge LIPA to quit PSEG
In a letter to Gov. Cuomo, 14 state lawmakers from LI urged LIPA to terminate the PSEG contract "as soon as possible" and to work toward becoming a "true public power company."
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Island adds over 16,000 jobs in March, state data shows
Increases in hiring for property cleaners, maintenance and security could point to a broader return to office spaces, a labor market analyst said.
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Feds' move to nix Hamptons wind farm eliminates chance for 1,000 megawatts
The decision removes the second biggest wind-energy area in the region from consideration while putting a greater onus on projects that would be located just 23 miles from New Jersey.
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LI homebuyers with low, moderate incomes can apply for grants
The grants are available to families with incomes up to about $113,000 for a family of four. Income limits vary according to family size.
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Bill would protect Sandy victims from 'clawbacks'
The measure introduced in the Senate proposes a remedy for financial hardships afflicting people whose homes were damaged by the 2012 Superstorm Sandy.
