Mark Harrington

Christopher Naples pleads guilty to grand larceny and official misconduct in Suffolk County cryptocurrency mining case, agreeing to restitution and resignation.

Long Island's aquaculture industry receives $4.2 million in state grants, aiding oyster farmers in expanding operations.

A state court rejects tribe's arguments over Westwoods land, rejecting the tribe's attempt to dismiss Southampton's lawsuit to stop gas station construction.

New York Attorney General Letitia James' Office approves LIPA-PSEG contract extension, leaving state comptroller as the final approval needed.

Long Island's power grid faces reliability concerns due to aging infrastructure and increased demand, with potential impacts on public safety and economic activity.

The 2025 Peconic Bay scallop season faces challenges, but over 700,000 disease-tolerant scallops offer hope for future recovery and sustainability.

A federal judge ruled against three Shinnecock fishermen, citing colonial-era proclamations, denying their claim to aboriginal fishing rights in New York waters.

PSEG Long Island achieves 67% of LIPA's 2024 performance metrics, facing challenges in customer satisfaction and system reliability, according to a report.

An acting state Supreme Court judge denies Quanta Services' request to block LIPA's contract extension with PSEG Long Island.

LIPA's recent hires with political connections spark concerns about a shift from utility expertise to political patronage.