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$4.85M Amagansett home designed by noted architect Charles Gwathmey
An Amagansett home by noted modern architect Charles Gwathmey, known for his 1992 renovation of the Guggenheim Museum, is on the market with a new agent and price. The five-bedroom home is asking $4.85 million.
Marvel Universe Live! comes to Nassau Coliseum
Superheroes join forces in this live-action performance.
Southold may prosecute violators of short-term rental laws
Southold Town officials are considering several separate and new policies.
Which part of $649,000 Babylon home was built in 1890?
The original part of a Babylon home on the market for $649,000 was built in 1890. The owner recently added a modern addition.
Which part of $649,000 Babylon home was built in 1890?
The original part of a Babylon home on the market for $649,000 was built in 1890. The owner recently added a modern addition.
Nassau population on rise, while Suffolk sees drop, census shows
Nassau gained more than 3,600 people between July 1, 2016 and July 1, 2017, while Suffolk lost almost 1,400 during that time period, according to the bureau's data.
Nor'easter makes traveling difficult; many on LI stay home
The nor'easter moved and disrupted travel, causing car accidents -- one of them fatal -- and suspending ferry service.
Long Island weather: Worst of Nor'easter sees delayed arrival
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo warned Long Islanders facing the latest in a series of nor'easters that the worst was yet to come.
Snow means dangerous driving for Long Island motorists
Roadways slickened by snow from the fourth nor'easter this month made Wednesday's driving conditions dangerous on Long Island and led to a fatal crash in Nassau, authorities said.
Schneiderman goes to court over pine barrens parcel
The state Legislature passed the Long Island Pine Barrens Protection Act in 1993 to limit development, protect drinking water supplies and preserve the ecosystem.
Contracts for Islip Town employees include average 2% raises
Islip Town employees are set to get raises for the next three years under union contracts approved this week.
Sandy contractor disputes bedevil LI homeowners
More than five years after superstorm Sandy, disputes with contractors over repair jobs and storm-hardening elevations are thwarting attempts by some homeowners to get fully back on their feet.
LIRR extends ticket refund period, offers 2-year reprieve
The Long Island Rail Road on Wednesday extended its ticket-refund policy by two years, allowing customers a lot more time to get back money for never-taken trips.
Curran, Republican lawmakers reach compromise on IDA board appointments
The board of directors of the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency will have a mix of new faces and holdovers under a compromise struck by new County Executive Laura Curran and the County Legislature's Republican majority, officials confirmed.
Gerard Terry should get 54-month prison term, prosecutors say
Federal prosecutors said Terry intentionally avoided paying taxes from 2000 to 2015 by engaging in sophisticated schemes.
Babylon renews contract with Zimmerman/Edelson for $48G
Babylon Town has renewed a "public information consulting" contract with the Great Neck public relations firm Zimmerman/Edelson Inc., according to a Feb. 28 town board resolution.
Woman dead, 5 hurt in Wantagh State Parkway crash, cops say
A woman was killed and five others were injured when a van they rode in overturned and crashed on the Wantagh State Parkway, police said.
Brookhaven to nominate 4 communities for economic program
Four struggling communities in Brookhaven Town are to be nominated for a program designed to create economic opportunity zones that could benefit from the new federal tax law.
Making room at The INN, in Hempstead
"If I can be nice and make someone's day better, I'm happy to do that."
Voters across Long Island elect village mayors and trustees
Incumbents facing contested village races across Long Island Tuesday were largely re-elected to their positions.
