Health

Many Long Islanders are looking for a vacation escape this summer, in a way that limits their risk of contracting the coronavirus.

Keith Bush says the coronavirus crisis that has kept Long Islanders inside their homes for months gives them a glimpse of what his time in prison was like.

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Confidence is key, so stores are making changes to help customers feel comfortable, from offering hand sanitizer to making  aisles one way.

Limited in-person transactions will be allowed under Phase 3 of the state's reopening.

Long Island Cares has seen record-breaking demand at its food pantries amid the coronavirus crisis except at one. Organizers have been trying to figure out why, and to get out the word that free food is available.

The law extends from eight weeks to 24 weeks the amount of time available for borrowers to use the coronavirus-relief loans.

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Most local wineries have plenty of outdoor seating and are poised to open Wednesday with masks for all employees and socially distanced tables.

Amid Floyd protests and the coronavirus, Trump held a crisis meeting on his reelection campaign, specifically declining poll ratings, reports said.

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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said the progress made over the last weeks could be lost if state residents are not careful about avoiding COVID-19 exposure. Medical schools to reopen June 22.