The developer of an $80 million shopping center proposed along the border of Dix Hills and Elwood plans to modify the proposal after community opposition.

Lauren Grant woke Wednesday morning to a shock.

A state judge issued an order this week postponing the East Hampton Town Democratic Committee election until the committee can prove its true voting membership.

The former defense contractor envisions development at its St. James property that would support nearby Stony Brook University.

School budgets were passing overwhelmingly in districts across Long Island, with returns including a lopsided win in the Greenport district, which overrode its state tax cap for the third time in a row.

A Plandome Manor home on the market for $3.999 million originally belonged to the founder of horseracing's Daily Racing Form.

PSEG Long Island said it has completed all major work on a cable to supply much-needed power to Shelter Island.

The Suffolk County Legislature voted Tuesday to create a Marine Industry Revitalization Advisory Council to boost an industry "decimated" by superstorm Sandy and in urgent need of skilled workers, dredging of waterways and water quality watchdogs.

A Huntington Station man was arraigned Wednesday on a second-degree murder charge in connection with a fatal shooting during a Lindenhurst bar fight, the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office said.

The New York Independence Party has named Suffolk elections attorney Vincent Messina, a Republican, as its candidate for state attorney general.

A very small tsunami occurred off the coast of Montauk in the wake of Tuesday's unsettled weather, but residents don't need to sound the alarm, according to the National Tsunami Warning Center.

Rain that had begun falling across Long Island by noon Wednesday was expected to continue, forecasters said.

During his 29-year career, Sam Marino worked as a collator, press helper, press operator and coordinator of press production.

Long Island offers a variety of options, from apartment buildings and developments to units within a home and whole-house rentals.

More than 600 recycled gallon milk and water jugs were used to build the igloo.

Former Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano and former Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John Venditto "traded their office for money, plain and simple," a federal prosecutor stated in closing arguments.

The Hempstead Village board of trustees voted Tuesday to keep Police Officer Randy Stith on paid administrative leave following his arrest last month.

Diagnosed with brain cancer at 17, deployed to Afghanistan to fight the war on terror -- Rick Bruno has survived it all.

Two incumbent board members remaining after a shake-up of the Islip Town Community Development Agency last month will stay on for at least another year, the Town Board decided Tuesday.

Neither snow nor sickness . . .