Jean-Paul Salamanca

State officials unveiled a plan to remediate contamination at the former Steck Philbin landfill in Kings Park, including a system to treat 1,4-dioxane and PFAS detected in groundwater on-site, officials said.

Head of the Harbor is facing about $1 million in damages from an August storm that will require extensive repairs to its streets and sidewalks, and

The Town of Smithtown approved a three-month ban on building large battery energy storage systems, joining a growing number of municipalities to regulate the technology.

Head of the Harbor Village has approved plans for a St. James private school to expand as it looks to build larger classrooms and a new STEAM center.

Opponents of the proposal vowed to continue fighting the project.

Village of the Branch officials are opposing a state plan to install a metallic mast-arm traffic signal in a historic district, calling it out of character with the community's aesthetic.

The total project is expected to cost about $110 million, officials said.

Smithtown officials have approved a nearly $134.2 million budget for 2025 that includes more funding for parks and road repavings as well as salary increases for elected officials.

The corner of Wildwood Lane and New York Avenue has been a pivotal part of Smithtown since the 1800s, when slaves met on the lot to pray.