Business

By CaraLynn Caulfield The residential real estate market on Long Island saw home prices continue to rise in June 2025, with both Nassau and Suffolk counties reporting significant year-over-year increases in median sales prices, according […]

Office Market Shrinks by 19% By Hank Russell The Long Island industrial market had its worst leasing activity in two years with the total volume during the second quarter of 2025 reaching 40,930 square feet, […]

Suffolk County Police arrested five people for allegedly selling vape products and alcohol to people under the age of 21 during compliance checks at multiple businesses in the Sixth Precinct.  In response to community complaints, […]

Suffolk County Comptroller John M. Kennedy Jr., has approved a voluntary collection agreement with Airbnb, a home rental company, on June 10. With this signing, Airbnb Inc. will be responsible for the remittance of all […]

Scheme Unveiled When Death of Worker Was Killed on the Job The owner of a Dix Hills-based construction company has been sentenced to prison and ordered to pay restitution for his role in a large-scale […]

A semiconductor company has entered into an agreement with a local university to establish a semiconductor research and development (R&D) facility. On July 17, Governor Kathy Hochul announced a new, public-private partnership between Stony Brook […]

By CaraLynn Caulfield Long Island’s two key regional airports — MacArthur Airport in Islip and Republic Airport in East Farmingdale — are receiving over $9 million in federal infrastructure funding, part of a broader $21 […]

By Hank Russell A recent report found that Nassau County saw an increase in first-time foreclosures year over year. As a result, Nassau currently has the most in the region. Meanwhile, Suffolk has gone in […]

Falsely Reported That the Money Was Stolen Suffolk County Police arrested an unlicensed contractor who allegedly accepted money for a home improvement job, then falsely reported the cash stolen during a robbery three months ago. […]

Eight pharmaceutical companies will pay approximately $720 million for their role in manufacturing opioid pills that the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) claimed fueled the ongoing nationwide epidemic of opioid addictions. These funds will […]