Lauren Canavan

The COVID-19 pandemic dominated the minds of people over the past few years, resulting in reduced attention toward climate change, according to a study conducted by Stony Brook University political scientists.

The <a label=“Stony Brook World Trade Health Program” class=“rte2-style-brightspot-core-link-LinkRichTextElement” href=“https://www.stonybrookmedicine.edu/wtc/about”>Stony Brook World Trade Health Program</a> received $147 million in federal funding to continue serving survivors of the 9/11 terror attacks.

After three years without funding, ShotSpotter, a gunshot detection program used by police, has been revived in Suffolk County.

New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker announced this week the “I’m Home” affordable housing initiative, designed to help renters and first-time homebuyers pay for some of the initial costs that can be a barrier to housing security.

As footage of a flooded Florida continues to grab attention, New Yorkers are left wondering if they are prepared for extreme weather.

Dr. Brenda Rivera-García is on the ground in Puerto Rico with a team providing humanitarian relief to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona made landfall on Sunday.

Thursday was the deadline for the Brookhaven redistricting committee to submit a new plan to the town board, but they were unable to come to an agreement.

The World Trade Center Health Program is running out of funding to support 9/11 survivors with their necessary medical services.

Police and sheriff departments that handle pistol permits on Long Island are still reviewing how the state’s new gun laws that went into effect last week apply to their licensing process.

With just hours before Election Day, it’s important to know who your options are. Here is how redistricting changed New York’s four congressional districts on Long Island and who are the candidates on the ballot.