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The $14.2 million project will pool the resources of research institutes such as BNL and Stony Brook University, private entities such as IBM Research and utilities such as LIPA and Con Edison to model ways to quickly deploy new resources or adapt to large electric-load fluctuations.

A Queens man who spent three years performing as a clown at children's parties across the region contends his Nassau-based former employer failed to pay him and other entertainers for their travel, tips, parking and overtime, according to a federal lawsuit.

The Trump administration did not successfully halt existing offshore wind projects. Vineyard Wind is now completed and fully operational, while Revolution Wind began sending power to the grid in March.

Suffolk County plans to break ground on the first 12.3-mile section, from the Nassau-Suffolk border at Bethpage State Park to Brentwood State Park, in the spring.

On Tuesday, Islandia’s village board unanimously approved preliminary plans to build a 779-space parking lot on that site. Construction is expected to begin by the end of next month, according to Suffolk OTB president Phil Boyle.

Long Island saw $8.4 billion in visitor spending in 2025, up 6.3% from 2024. That’s according to the “2025 Economic Impact of Visitors to  New York,” a report released by Tourism Economics, a research company.