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"Today’s tragedy in Nesconset is a painful reminder that road workers are among the most vulnerable people on Long Island’s highways," said Marc Herbst, executive director of the Long Island Contractors’ Association, the regional trade association of the heavy construction industry, in a statemen

The Town of Hempstead Housing Authority used an unlawful point system to curate its waitlist, "systematically" denied housing to disabled people and facilitated "acute racial segregation," according to a probe carried out by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The Town of Oyster Bay on Tuesday granted key approvals to a $200 million overhaul of the Broadway Commons Mall in Hicksville.

“We saw this as a tremendous opportunity to enable safe access for people from the station, bike access in particular, and also hopefully providing a model that could be applied elsewhere on Long Island and elsewhere in New York State,” Paul White, executive director of PTNY, a nonprofit organiza

"As we looked toward the future, it was important to us to identify a local company that understood what makes King Kullen so special," Tracey Cullen, president and chief operating officer of King Kullen Grocery Co., said in a statement. "We found that in family-owned Giunta's Meat Farms.

The 2025-2029 Capital Plan provides for the investment of $7.1 billion to make "dozens of station newly ADA-compliant," the MTA said. That includes the installation of new elevators, while modernizing existing elevators and escalators.