The Westbury project will be the MTA’s first transit-oriented development on Long Island as part of its ongoing TOD campaign aimed at leveraging private investment to create housing opportunities on ...

Suffolk County Executive Edward Romaine emphasized financial stability and affordability at his State of the County address on Thursday. “Affordability is at the top of every resident’s mind in ...

Proposed legislation that would eliminate noncompete clauses for most employees in New York State is sending many employers scrambling to find alternatives that will protect their firms’ proprietary ...

For families on Long Island, quality childcare is increasingly essential as the high cost of living makes dual incomes a necessity. Families in New York can pay rates that are as high as $25,000 or ...

The recent SEQRA reforms seek to recalibrate the balance between environmental review and development efficiency. Categorical exemptions for qualifying housing, expedited review timelines, expanded ...

The Q31 Film Festival will host the 2nd Annual Celebration of Caribbean & Latinx Storytelling event on Saturday, Sept. 12, from 1-8 p.m. at Wyandanch Plaza. Admission is free. The event will feature ...

With New York ‘s Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) Act effective Aug. 5, 2026, many people believe the answer is now yes. Legally, however, the answer is much more complicated.

That is why I am especially grateful to be joining the New York State Association of Counties (NYSAC) Public Health and Mental Health Standing Committee, a body that plays an important role in shaping ...

“Matinecock Court reminds us that institutions matter, leadership matters and persistence matters,” Moya-Mancera said. “Today, we cut a ribbon. Tomorrow, our responsibility is to make sure the next ...