Randi F. Marshall

The bill would prohibit eviction except in specific, limited circumstances. 

Anti-vaxxers are trying to stop a bill that would end the ability of parents to claim a religious exemption to stop their children from getting shots.

The data released Friday emerged from a survey conducted by nextLI, a new Newsday initiative that produces non-partisan research and data analysis to spur conversation about issues important to Long Island.

The bill's Assembly sponsor, Jeffrey Dinowitz of the Bronx told The Point on Thursday that he is "trying to round up the votes" on the committee.

State Sen. Kevin Thomas is a co-sponsor on a bill that would lift the state's religious exemption on vaccination.

Attorney General Letitia James visited Long Island Wednesday for conversations about opioid addiction, and met with the Newsday editorial board ...

My grandfather, Alvin Bogart, is a storyteller. After 97 years, he has many, from his time in the U.S. Navy ...

The United States has ranked near the bottom in terms of how we care for older adults. That has to change.

There is a tentative optimism among advocates that congestion pricing could get done, but they’re not there yet, as any veteran of the final hours of Albany budget negotiations can tell you.

A compromise over where the New York Islanders would play potential playoff games is a good move in what’s been ...