Long Island
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LI patients having virus-postponed 'elective surgeries'
Long Islanders tell their stories of having to delay surgeries, some for cancer or heart issues, because of the coronavirus crisis. Read more
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Highs for the week should remain about 70 degrees with rain possible Tuesday into Wednesday and Thursday, forecasters say.
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Dix Hills driver hit a pedestrian late Saturday night and drove off but was later taken into custody, police say.
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Town puts together a group that will come up with ideas on how to safely bring back consumers to downtowns.
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Selden man, 85, killed in two-car crash
Ronald Caputo was driving a 1992 Mazda heading south on Boyle Road at 5:20 a.m. when his vehicle and a 2015 Mercedes-Benz collided, police said.
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The homeowner was charged with llegally storing explosives and unlawfully selling fireworks, police said.
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Town officials said they will evaluate financial documents provided recently by a venture group seeking to buy roughly 1,600 acres of land at the Enterprise Park at Calverton before deciding how to proceed.
Cost of Living
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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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A new federal mandate calls for hospitals to post their prices online. But lists of costs show that the medical world speaks a language all its own.
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A record 20 percent of the U.S. population lived in multigenerational households in 2016, according to the latest census data, up 5.6 percent from 2014.
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Suffolk residents said not knowing how to find available doctors was one of the biggest obstacles to obtaining health care.
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Trump vows to take action, but his previous plan to regulate social media companies was shelved because of doubts about its legality.
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The protest remained peaceful while Nassau County police cars and officers lined the street and told demonstrators they were free to protest, but to keep moving.
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The homeowner was charged with llegally storing explosives and unlawfully selling fireworks, police said.
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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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Their offices will be required to follow state guidelines on safety and social distance, the governor said.
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See the latest updates from officials, Newsday reporters and more on coronavirus.