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Local governments are second only to academia as targets of ransomware because of underfunding and outdated equipment, according to the FBI.
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From June 1 to Sept. 21, 304 Long Islanders died of COVID-19, according to state data. That's 46% higher the same time period in 2021, and 67% more than in 2020, before vaccines were available. For the year, though, COVID deaths nationally are projected to be lower than previous years.
The funding comes from the American Rescue Plan Act, which was signed into law in 2021 and is distributed by a formula that factors in enrollment size and family-income levels.
Long Island is expected to see a sixfold increase in electric vehicles over the next five years, to 180,000 electric cars, trucks and buses.
A new epoch has begun in the kitchen.
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