AG Letitia James and 15 other officials sue Trump administration over National Science Foundation programs
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon will join local officials at Massapequa High School today to make an announcement related to the findings of an investigation into the NYS Board of Regents' ban on Native American imagery in public schools, according to Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakem…
Elder care face understaffing crisis due to employees receiving deportation letters
Employees at elder care facilities on Long Island and across the state who have Temporary Protected Status are receiving deportation letters from the Trump administration, putting already understaffed nursing homes and assisted living communities at risk of being unable to care for their most vuln…
Shinnecock initiate legal action for property next to reservation
Suffolk County's interagency East End Drug Task Force is investigating last week's death of swimsuit designer Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra on a boat docked at the Montauk Yacht Club, a source familiar with the inquiry confirmed to Newsday.
The investigation, which draws the first public link between dr…
Half-Matched Bone Marrow Transplant: KeAndra's Story
Born with sickle cell disease, KeAndra Hickman endured years of painful crises, countless hospital stays, and constant uncertainty about her future. Then she discovered a groundbreaking option—a half-matched bone marrow transplant—and decided to take the leap.
In this episode of Blood, Sweat, and…
Cure No Longer Out of Reach: Half-Match Bone Marrow Transplant
On this episode of Blood, Sweat, and Cells, host Valerie Bey sits down with Dr. Robert Brodsky from Johns Hopkins to talk about a groundbreaking half-matched bone marrow transplant, opening the door to cures for more sickle cell patients than ever before.
Learn how this breakthrough procedure com…
Federal Gov't shutdown could cause seniors to lose food delivery
Nearly 6,000 low-income Long Island seniors would lose their access to home-delivered food items if the federal government shutdown extends beyond three weeks, according to the head of one of the region’s largest food banks. Robert Brodsky reports in NEWSDAY that the USDA’s Commodity Supplemental …
Trump directive could cause severe understaffing for LI school bus drivers
Long Island’s school bus industry, already suffering from a driver shortage, will lose hundreds more drivers because of a Trump administration directive preventing immigrants with temporary residency from obtaining, or renewing, commercial driver’s licenses, officials said. Alfonso A. Castillo and…
Riverhead Country Fair not being held on 50th anniversary
A Deer Park orthopedic spinal surgeon, accused of copying and pasting 43 virtually identical surgical reports, has been named in another federal racketeering lawsuit, this time for providing unnecessary spinal surgeries on drivers and passengers involved in allegedly staged motor vehicle crashes w…
Town of Southampton in roll out new mass alert system
Corporal punishment and harsh discipline during toilet training against toddlers and preschool-age children that went unreported to the state.
Young children left without competent supervision and staff who failed to immediately inform parents of serious incidents.
Day care centers that failed to …
Annual conservation event Day for the Bay tomorrow; Catholic church denounce Trump deportation campaign; and more
Homeowners who live near the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club will not be allowed to park cars on their lawns on their driveways or on their street frontage for a fee during the U.S. Open this month, Southampton Town says. Michael Wright reports on 27east.com that the Town of Southampton has already iss…
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