2019 in review

December 20, 2019

Watch: 2019 Long Island year in review

Relive 2019 moments on Long Island in under four minutes.

Revisit some of the stories that defined Long Island in 2019.

LI lost many beloved individuals in 2019, including first responders, community activists, educators, chefs and students.

From a 90-year-old diner to a popular Italian chain, see what closed in 2019.

Newsday food critics eat out almost every day of the week — here's a look at their favorite standout dishes on Long Island.

From famous actors and comedians to filmmakers and singers, here are some notable people we've had to say goodbye to this year.

This year, LI kids appeared on TV shows, performed at Radio City Music Hall and more.

A sampling of views from our readers throughout the year.

The editorial board selected its favorite political cartoons of the year from Newsday cartoonist Matt Davies.

From the USWNT's championship parade to New York pro sports' continued title drought.

For our annual list of New York sports stars, let's focus on those who should make an impact into the early years of the new decade.

A look at those athletes, coaches and sports personalities we've lost in 2019.

From property tax reassessments to a changing retail landscape, this is what Long Islanders can expect for the rest of the year.

2020 is a momentous political year. Here's a calendar of important days in national politics to watch for.