Business

James: National Amusements Failed to Protect Employees’ Personal Information New York Attorney General Letitia James recently secured $250,000 from a global movie theater operator, National Amusements, Inc. (National Amusements), that operates movie theaters in the […]

Eight-Month Process to Redesign Stump Pond Spillway and Dam Underway The Suffolk County Department of Public Works (DPW) has sent out a request for proposal (RFP) for the redesign of the Stump Pond dam and […]

By Hank Russell It only took Nisha Sachdeva a visit to Boston with her family to realize it was her dream to open a Ben & Jerry’s franchise. “It was so funny,” she recalled. “We […]

Suffolk County Police arrested two women for prostitution during a raid at a business operating out of an apartment in East Northport. In response to numerous community complaints, Second Precinct Crime Section officers, in conjunction […]

By Hank Russell A Farmingdale distributor of flavored e-cigarettes, or “vapes,” is being sued by the City of New York for illegally selling their products online. The lawsuit was filed at U.S. District Court for […]

The Long Island Association (LIA) recently held an event to learn more about the $210 million expansion at Jake’s 58 Hotel and Casino at an Economic Development & Infrastructure Committee meeting hosted by the venue. […]

Zachary Mike joined the Riverhead law firm Twomey, Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin & Quartararo, LLP as an associate attorney. He concentrates his practice in Business and Corporate Law. “I am very excited to join this […]

The First Precinct Special Patrol Officers reported the arrest of two males during a “Project 21” initiative, which targets the sale of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products to minors. The initiative was conducted on Wednesday, […]

By Hank Russell A press conference was held at Francis S. Gabreski Airport on October 30 to announce that SIgnature Aviation will build a new terminal and hangar on the grounds of the Westhampton Beach-based […]

Governor Kathy Hochul announced on October 29 that New York State employers are expected to save more than $191 million next year due to a reduction in the annual workers’ compensation assessment rate — the rate […]