Olivia Winslow

Health experts say the time change is not good for our circadian rhythms, but standard time will start anyway, at 2 a.m. Sunday, and last until March 9.

Just coming off the driest October on record since the National Weather Service began monitoring conditions at its climate center in Islip in

Long Island's more than 81,000 military veterans live in a region with a larger population of retired military members than most parts of the country

"Hope Starts Here" is the motto of CN Guidance & Counseling Services' new community crisis center, set to open next spring, to provide rapid

This weekend, more than 30 Long Island students will be attending the largest gathering of Jewish students in college Chabad houses held in Brooklyn in about 50 years.

Charitable giving in New York State has increased over the past year, while a decreased percentage is going to professional fundraisers, according

During a 25-year period ending in 2022, public health officials in 23 states — including New York — and Puerto Rico reported 60 "splash pad" associated

Owner-occupied housing units and home values on Long Island have increased in the past five years compared with the previous five years, according to U.S.

Cooking From Home, part of Stony Brook University's dining offerings, invites students to share family recipes that reflect their culture with university chefs.

A woman saved through the efforts of hospital staff, friends and strangers was able to express her gratitude months later.