Long Island
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A spokeswoman for the NY State Department of Financial Services told the AP the agency will investigate.
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Supervisor Gillen wants the vote postponed, citing ties to GOP chairman Joe Cairo.
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Babylon Village will hold a hearing on a bill that would prohibit permits for rentals occupied for less than 30 nights.
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Four books to help you start — or keep going — on your journey to more mindful spending.
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Republicans have scheduled a veto override vote for Wednesday.
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Here are some spots that offer free or cheap things to do for reasonable rates on Long Island.
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But the final tally could be less as budget number crunching continues.
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Children's Museum of the East End offers its weekly "Lavar y Jugar" program as a preschool experience to Spanish-speaking toddlers.
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A candy business, AirPods and an at-home exam are some ways parents are educating their children about finances.
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Police: Bayport motorist lifts pickup truck off teen driver
The teen was partially ejected from his 2000 Toyota pickup after losing control and flipping the vehicle, police said.
Cost of Living
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New York ranked 50, the worst, primarily because of the cost of living, taxes, and health care quality.
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Colleges and universities in New York provided full-time freshmen an average of $12,379 in aid, according to data analysis.
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First-time home buyers on Long Island are finding creative ways to afford the biggest purchase of their lives.
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The single-family home has long reigned on Long Island. But buyers increasingly are seeking condos, co-ops and town houses.
Most popular
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Gov. Cuomo informed the company of his intent to revoke its certificate for downstate New York following a monthslong moratorium on new gas hookups that has left thousands scrambling for service.
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The "WellVille" room for teachers and staff features details such as inspirational messaging, an essential oil diffuser, foot massager, salt lamps and a calming water feature.
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Among the highest-earning K-12 employees, 77 of the top 100, as well as 579 of the top 1,000, worked on Long Island, according to a Newsday analysis.
More Long Island stories
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The Cybersecurity Innovation and Research Center will focus on research and training to help fill a large expected shortfall in workers in the field.
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The frigid temperatures will feel like 5 to 15, the weather service said.
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MTA to lawmakers: Money in capital plan will be spent wisely
At Tuesday's hearing, several lawmakers noted the agency is predicting significant deficits in future years and is paying $2.7 billion annually in debt costs.
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Chuck Schumer presses for study of school bus cameras
The study could result in the release of federal money to municipalities weighing the cost of the camera program, Schumer said in Great Neck.
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Gov. Cuomo informed the company of his intent to revoke its certificate for downstate New York following a monthslong moratorium on new gas hookups that has left thousands scrambling for service.
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The trial of the longtime Suffolk DA and his former top aide, Christopher McPartland, is expected to last about four weeks.
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Cops: 2nd arrest in robberies targeting elderly
A Rockaways woman was arrested and charged in connection with a theft spree that targeted elderly women in Nassau.
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Preparing a house to look good when you try to sell is always worth the investment, experts say.
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It’s different from other play places in that it also serves wine and beer.
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The audience will travel to London, Africa and the island of Motunui.