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Juan Bonilla Lagos, who was arrested by ICE in October near his Plainview home, was ordered freed from an ICE jail by an immigration judge. Newsday immigration reporter Bart Jones has the story.

'He was granted bond last week'

The mother of a 7-year-old who was allegedly tortured and killed is filing a $250 million lawsuit against Suffolk County. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn has more.

'Multiple systems together that failed at every single point'

The village defended its rejection of a St. James cell tower, proposed by LI Smart Solutions on the campus of the 40-acre Knox School, arguing in a new legal filing the applicant could have revised its proposal to comply with local regulations.

Village defends cell tower rejection

Here's how these Long Island content creators use TikTok to build their careers.

Meet the Long Islanders making it big on TikTok

During a gathering at the Caleb Smith State Park Preserve in Smithtown, Gov. Kathy Hochul on Monday signed a bill allowing the MTA to transform a superfund site in Suffolk into a railroad depot. NewdsayTV's Ken Buffa reports.

'It's all about clean air, clean water'

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The MTA is pinning hopes for accessibility upgrades at the Mets-Willets Point station to plans for a casino and soccer stadium nearby.

Celebrating transit access — unless you want to see a Mets game

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The bill is seen as the next step in an effort to eventually open an LIRR rail yard on land at the former Lawrence Aviation property.

Governor signs bill to preserve open space at former aviation plant

The delays and cancellations have been widespread throughout the day.

Storm causing hundreds of flight disruptions at NY area airports

The LIRR toughened its policy to eject riders without IDs in 2024. But some riders say conductors often aren't issuing invoices or contacting MTA police.

LIRR IOUs to non-paying riders drop by half as fare evasion crackdown continues

The number of IOUs issued by LIRR conductors for fare evasion fell by more than half from 2024 to 2025. Newsday transportation reporter Alfonso Castillo explains.

'Fell by more than half'

The new service will connect Suffolk's three Long Island Rail Road lines, helping address a dearth of north-south public transit options.

Will a 'bus rapid transit' line on Route 110 make Long Islanders reconsider public transit?

Besides holiday traffic, Long Islanders will be navigating several major events in the region, including the FIFA World Cup and the FourLeaf Air Show at Jones Beach.

Record travel expected over holiday weekend

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Teachers' median pay on Long Island grew by 1.5% in Nassau and 0.9% in Suffolk from the 2023-24 school year. Newsday education reporter Dandan Zou has more.

'They should make more'

The 2026 FourLeaf Air Show was held at Jones Beach on Sunday, and for the first time, it featured Air Force units from across the Atlantic. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

'We may have to sneak out of work tomorrow'

As tens of thousands watched from the Jones Beach boardwalk on Sunday, the U.S. Army Golden Knights kicked off the 2026 FourLeaf Air Show with a giant American flag.

A giant American flag above cheering crowds

Long Beach's Dunia Sibomana-Rodriguez was the recipient of the 2026 Marcus A. Henry Award presented annually to a Long Island high school student who excels in the classroom and in athletics, and also displays great leadership.

Dunia Sibomana-Rodriguez wins Marcus A. Henry Award

It was an unimaginable crime that shattered the idyllic image of a suburbia. On July 4, 1956, little Peter Weinberger, only 32 days old, was snatched out of his stroller on the back patio of his family's home in Westbury and killed. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

'It impacts who I am today, and I'm going to be 80'

Many beachgoers who flocked to Robert Moses State Park to beat the heat had to be mindful of life-threatening rip currents. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn has more.

Rip current dangers amid heat wave

Police have raided nearly 240 spas in the last five years — 85 places more than once — and arrests are up more than 1200%. Newsday investigative reporter Sandra Peddie has the details.

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