Business
LI Home Prices Up by More Than 10%
More New Listings in the Region By Hank Russell Home prices on Long Island are showing no signs of slowing down, with closings being a mixed bag in the region and supply at a standstill. […]
News
Politics
Legislator: Nassau ‘Isn’t Playing with House Money’
Sends Cease-and-Desist Letter Calling for Stop to Misusing Taxpayer Funds By Hank Russell A day after Sands pulled its plans for a proposed casino and entertainment complex next to Nassau County Veterans Coliseum, one Nassau […]
Politics
How Albany’s Budget Games Leave Suffolk Holding the Bag
Previously Published in The Messenger By Raheem Soto In government, delays have costs—and in New York, the bill often lands on someone else’s desk. As Albany continues to stall on a final state budget this […]
Crime
Bridgehampton Man Charged with Immigration Fraud Took Part in Rwandan Genocide
A Bridgehampton man has been charged with lying on his applications for a green card and United States citizenship by concealing his past role as a leader and perpetrator of the genocide in Rwanda in […]
Crime
Long Beach Man Indicted for Allegedly Attacking Ex-Coworker with Axe
A Long Beach man was indicted on attempted murder and assault charges for allegedly striking a 60-year-old former coworker in the head and face with an axe multiple times, resulting in life-threatening injuries. On February […]
Crime
Fugitive Wanted for Child Exploitation in Kansas Caught on LI
By Hank Russell Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office Warrant Bureau Deputy Sheriff Investigators, in conjunction with the U.S. Marshal Regional Task Force, arrested 32-year-old Peter Czech, a fugitive from justice from the state of Kansas. Czech […]
Business
Company Set to Provide Solar Power to 2 School Districts
SUNation Energy, Inc. has signed separate Letters of Intent (LOI) with Energy Systems Group (ESG) to deploy over 2.35 megawatts (MW) of solar power at two school districts on Long Island. Collectively, these installations are […]
Business
Delivery Workers Can Receive Funds from $4M Settlement
Must File Claims by July 15 Delivery workers who worked for liquor stores that sold on Drizly are now able to file claims to receive funds from her office’s $4 million settlement with the now-defunct […]
Politics
Leg. Approves Borrowing for Capital Infrastructure Plan
By Hank Russell In what was considered to be a win for legislative Democrats, the Nassau County Legislature voted to authorize borrowing for the Fiscal Year 2025 capital infrastructure plan. Democrats got the 13-vote supermajority […]
Crime
FBI: State in Top 5 with Most Cybercrime Complaints in the Nation
By Hank Russell The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recently released its 2024 Internet Crime Report and found that New York is one of the top five states in the nation with the most cybercrime […]