Scammers are calling residents about overdue water bills and threatening to shut off service. Don't believe them.
Michael Tangney will fill in for Jack Schnirman until a permanent replacement is found.
More than a third of Long Island homes will no longer qualify for mortgage interest deduction under the new plan.
Nassau County also won $2 million to upgrade the sewage system in Point Lookout.
Make sure you have all your work done on time. Find out when you're deadlines are here.
Drivers should find an alternate route.
See who's going to be sitting on the dais next year.
A lawsuit was filed against the town after the information was used to send out political mailings to benefit Santino.
The project, a priority since Hurricane Sandy, would reroute treated sewage out to the ocean.
But the feud between Santino and King Sweeney continues, as she was not invited to the project unveiling in her own district.
The roads will be temporarily closed while work is being done. Find out where the city will be paving and when.
The City Council wrote on behalf of citizens it says are being unfairly penalized for not grieving their taxes.
The money will help reduce the taxpayer burden of major infrastructure projects.
The report shows the city is still having trouble with its finances.
Certain cars will now be eligible for a significant cut in the price of their parking passes. Find out if you can get a discount.
Jack Schnirman and Ama Yawson faced off Tuesday for the Democratic nod.
Two candidates are vying for the chance to run for the open seat.
The city, which was hit hard by Sandy, is rallying to help those in Texas facing even more devastation. Here's what you can do.
The memorial will honor all those who perished on 9/11, and those who have died since from illness.
The city will use the money to fund an emergency management office, buy bike racks and beach wheelchairs, and much more.
District officials say drivers speed down the road, putting students in danger. They hope lowering the speed limit will help.
The case, which has been going on for decades, was just decided against the city, which now may face more than $50 million in penalties.
The town will donate extra golf balls from its courses to Bunkers In Baghdad, a charity that sends golf supplies to troops overseas.
Denise Thoren has given nearly 30 years to helping others at the Department of Social Services.
If you can't meet the Sept. 1 deadline, you may be able to apply for an extension. Here's how.
The dispensers will be maintained at no cost to taxpayers, and will be placed at 14 locations.
The developer is going to make a third try for a tax abatement, and wants the city to get on board with the plan.
The City Council employed many cost-saving measures, but there's still a small tax increase for residents.
The bill would prohibit elected officials from getting paid by Industrial Development Agencies.
1,4-Dioxane is found in high quantities in Long Island water. Sen. Todd Kaminsky hopes to curb it.
The council says Long Beach could lose $400,000 in funding if the program is eliminated.
The development would be one- and two-bedroom apartments built where Sandy destroyed two restaurants.
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The rule would penalize districts with high opt-out rates, which is especially prevalent on Long Island.
The City Council is considering a resolution to allow concessions stands to serve alcohol. What do you think?
It will be the last opportunity for residents to see and comment on the plan before it's presented to the City Council.
The board is full again, but not without outcry from the public.
Officials say the work could negatively impact the city during the important summer season.