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One neighbor says her father and aunt became sick with COVID-19 just before Christmas, and both later passed away. The anonymous letter complaining about her decorations arrived in the midst of their grief.
Local officials are getting supplies, gear and trucks ready, anticipating what could be heading our way.
All sports, including those considered high risk, can resume in Nassau County on Monday. High-risk sports include football, basketball and cheerleading.
Restaurant Week is upon us, offering eight days of deals to help our struggling chefs and waiters.
If local health departments give the green like, high-risk sports can finally resume across New York state next week.
Peggy Kramer recorded "Over the Rainbow" back in March of last year after her daughter noticed rainbows plastered onto windows of homes and in driveways in the face of COVID's dark wrath.
For years, Nassau home values were wildly inaccurate. Those who grieved won rubber-stamped reductions. Those who did not unfairly paid more.
On Monday, as the nation remembered Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., there was a new effort to improve racial equity in our area.
In a Facebook post, Curran wrote, "I'm feeling well and will be getting tested appropriately during my quarantine, which will begin immediately."
Jones Beach started scheduling appointments Monday and by Tuesday afternoon, was completely filled through mid-April.
Getting an vaccine appointment is a difficult process, as millions of people are clamoring for just thousands of daily vaccine doses.
Nassau County opened its first vaccination Point of Distribution Center, or POD, at Nassau Community College.
Police said the first suspect punched him in the back of the neck and the second snatched money from his hand.
Grubhub and other delivery services call this an overstep by local officials, saying, "Any arbitrary cap will lower order volume and increase costs for small restaurant owners and customers."
The U.S. Treasury Department is investigating after one Long Island town wound up with millions from the COVID-19 CARES Act.
The $6 million "Rental Relief Program" begins in January.
Police said Christopher Price, a 74-year-old retiree from Levittown, suddenly jumped out of his car swinging a loaded shotgun and pointed it at a couple parked at an intersection.
Ninety trucks loaded up at the Department of Public Works in Hicksville, hitting the roads to salt ahead of snow.
Sixty five percent of Nassau County homeowners will pay more in school taxes this year - the most direct impact of the county-wide property reassessment.
The Holiday Heroes giveaway was organized by the Nassau County Police Department and sponsored by the Nassau County Police Foundation.
Suffolk reported more than 1,100 new cases Tuesday, and Nassau has a test positivity rate of 5.8% -- the highest number in months.
Relief is coming to Long Island neighborhoods that have long complained of incessant airplane noise, even though they are not near any airport.
The campaign pays tribute to "Rosie the Riveter," the cultural icon who represented women working in factories and shipyards during WWII.
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a spike in county real estate prices, as people move from the city to the suburbs.
Long Island is ramping up more COVID-19 testing sites as a crucial weapon to slow the surge.
