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White House officials have signaled that any plan that emerges will likely be around the $10,000 in relief Biden pledged as a presidential candidate. Some borrowers, like Leigh-Ann Barde of Central Islip, say it's a start but won't cover all their student debts. Newsday TV's Steve Langford reports.

Biden expected to offer partial student loan forgiveness plan

Toys for Tots will distribute 750,000 toys on LI this holiday season in honor of Lazar LaPenna, who died playing baseball. Steve Langford reports.

U.S. Marine Corp posthumously names Lazar LaPenna honorary co-chairman of Toys for Tots

Shannan Gilbert's sister Sherre and the family attorney, John Ray, spoke on Tuesday about Suffolk police's claim that Shannan died from a "tragic accident." Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Shannan Gilbert's sister speaks out following release of 911 call

Police released the 911 call Shannan Gilbert made on the morning she disappeared. Authorities also released 911 audio from two Oak Beach residents after Gilbert had knocked on their doors. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Police release Shannan Gilbert 911 call  

The Nassau County Police Department held its annual ceremony honoring fallen officers. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Annual ceremony honors deceased members of the Nassau County Police Department

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Many workers, not just those at the lowest pay levels, are losing ground as rising prices swallow their raises.

LI's minimum wage workers surviving on food stamps as inflation rages

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Local business owners and an employee speak about hourly wages and the challenges of running a business.

As employers raise wages, workers still struggle to pay the bills

Promotions, hires and new jobs for Long Islanders

LI people on the move! 

Gas prices keep rising; what's the reason, is this going to stop?  Newsday's Tory Parrish reports.

Fact vs. fiction: What's behind record-high gas prices?

How to avoid Zelle scams, and what to do if you can't

The IRS is actively issuing penalty notices as it catches up on a backlog

Employers not complying with Obamacare face higher penalties

Classes to help you hone your business skills (and develop new ones).

LI business calendar: May 23-29

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With the rate of inflation the highest since the 1990s, Long Islanders say the high cost of gas, food, and clothing is impacting their life. Newsday's Steve Langford reports. 

Inflation on LI: $130 for a tank of gas

What impact is the legalization of adult-use marijuana having on drug testing for employment? Can employers ban employee use of the drug? Local experts address those questions.

Marijuana and employment: What you need to know

Maria Jimenez balances being a mother and a manager at El Malecón de Cuba, in Long Beach. She owns the restaurant with her husband and this Sunday, Maria says she is happy to work Mother's Day and welcome in each mother.

For these mothers who own businesses, Mother's Day isn't a day off 

Who can sell? Who can grow? How does licensing work? Local experts address these questions and more.

What will the marijuana business look like on Long Island?

Long Islanders have a lot to consider when buying in today's real estate market. Newsday's Faith Jessie and Jonathan LaMantia discuss.

Newsday's Faith Jessie and Jonathan LaMantia discuss surging mortgage rates

John's Crazy Socks, of Melville, has reached a deal to sell its signature socks through online shoe and clothing retailer Zappos.com, a move that co-founder Mark X. Cronin on Tuesday said will help to create more jobs for the differently abled, a value that he said his company shares with Zappos.

John's Crazy Socks reaches deal to sell on Zappos.com

High gas prices are pushing some Uber and Lyft drivers to leave the industry as their profits decline.  

Rising gas prices hitting the pockets of Uber drivers and other gig workers

Businesses across Long Island are feeling the pinch and say they have no choice but to pass some of the increase on to consumers. 

Surging diesel prices hitting businesses in pockets 

Real estate experts give tips for how to focus your search and come out of a bidding war on top.

Real estate agents give insider tips for buyers in this hot market

Georgio's Coffee Roasters in Farmingdale says sales through their website, launched two months before the pandemic hit, enabled them to keep their business alive despite foot traffic from office workers drying up.

Coffee business says online sales saved it during pandemic

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