Terry Sheridan
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New York Polls Close And AP Quickly Calls State For Biden
The polls in New York State have now closed. The Associated Press is calling the state for Democrat Joe Biden. → Read More
MTA Chairman: Drastic LIRR Cuts Needed Without Federal Aid
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says it may have to cut Long Island Railroad service by 50 percent in order to deal with a projected $12 billion → Read More
Where To Get Help Following Isaias
Resources and phone numbers for information. → Read More
Trump Visits Long Island, Promises To Demolish MS-13
President Donald Trump was on Long Island Friday to talk about his administration’s fight against gang violence and MS-13. → Read More
Cuomo And Malloy Offer Sharp Rebukes To Trump’s Transgender Military Ban
Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo are among those condemning President Donald Trump's plan to ban transgender → Read More
Defense Sec. Mattis To Investigate Toxic Materials At Grumman Plant
U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis will investigate what radioactive materials were used by the Navy at the former Grumman Plant on Long Island. → Read More
17 Alleged MS-13 Gang Members Indicted On Long Island
Federal prosecutors have announced the indictments of more than a dozen MS-13 gang members in two high profile killings on Long Island this year. → Read More
Gov. Cuomo Declares A State Of Emergency For The MTA
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has declared a State of Emergency for the MTA. This allows the agency to speed up improvements on the Long Island Rail Road, → Read More
LIRR Reducing Fares For Commuters Who Avoid Penn Station
The Long Island Rail Road will give fare reductions of up to 25 percent to commuters who travel to Brooklyn or Queens instead of Penn Station during this → Read More
At Readers' Request, Long Island Publisher Launches Old Fashioned Print Newspaper
A Long Island publisher who got her start in the newspaper business by delivering papers is once again delivering them out of the back of her car. The → Read More
Long Island Officials: We're Prepared For Hurricane Season
Five years after Superstorm Sandy, Long Island’s two county executives say they’re ready for the new hurricane season. → Read More
Arrests Of Undocumented Immigrants Up 30 Percent In New York
Arrests of undocumented immigrants sought for deportation on Long Island and the New York City area have increased by over 30 percent since January. → Read More
Suffolk Police Want More Help To Fight MS-13
Suffolk County Police Commissioner Tim Sini wants more federal help in the fight against the violent MS-13 gang on Long Island. → Read More
Settlement Reached In Long Island Housing Discrimination Case
A private German-American community on Long Island that was founded as a Nazi summer camp in the 1930s will now have to accept residents of all races and → Read More
New Yorkers To Vote Tuesday On School Budgets
Voters in New York State will get a chance to vote on their local school budgets on Tuesday. → Read More
Federal Authorities Round Up MS-13 Gang Members
Over the past six weeks, federal authorities have rounded up more than 1,300 gang members across the nation in what they are calling a “gang surge.” This → Read More
Amtrak Public Hearing After Another Nightmare LIRR Commute
Amtrak officials have few details about the plan to shut down several tracks this summer at New York’s Penn Station. They testified at a New York State → Read More
Barclays Takes First Step To Opt Out Of Deal With Islanders
The owners of Barclays Center have reportedly triggered the clause to allow it to opt out of its 25-year lease with the New York Islanders. → Read More
State And Federal Officials Vow Crackdown On Long Island Gang Violence
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is sending the State Police into Suffolk County to combat the MS-13 gang. → Read More
Casino Dispute Gives Rise To Unexpected Mayoral Race On L.I.
The Suffolk County Village of Islandia will have a contested election for the first time in over a decade. Concern over the Jake’s 58 Video Lottery → Read More