Sarina Trangle is a business reporter for Newsday Media Group, focusing on local news in New York. She covers a wide range of topics including gas prices, healthcare, real estate, and corporate acquisitions. Sarina's articles provide valuable insights into the business landscape of Long Island and the surrounding areas.
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Sarina Trangle's coverage primarily focuses on local business and healthcare in the New York area, with a substantial emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. Her articles often cite data and press releases to provide factual information.
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By: Sarina Trangle
The federal government has tapped Northwell Health and three other Long Island groups to provide a suite of free support services to people with dementia and their unpaid caregivers.
By: Sarina Trangle
The company failed to fix vulnerabilities brought to its attention about 1.5 years before the cyberattack, tristate attorneys general said.
By: Sarina Trangle
Mount Sinai South Nassau announced it will use a $1 million donation to improve access to clinical cancer trials on Long Island.
By: Sarina Trangle
The $10 million project offers more privacy to people going through medically supervised withdrawal.
By: Sarina Trangle
About 1 million New Yorkers' monthly health insurance premiums will jump as much as 35% next year under rate increases announced by the state on Friday.
By: Sarina Trangle
The health systems made clinical commitments in an 'agreement of assurances' with the New York and Connecticut attorneys general.
By: Sarina Trangle
Northwell Health is turning blood collection tubes, needles and other lab waste into nonhazardous flakes — and hunting for a recycling firm that can make the material useful for manufacturers.
By: Sarina Trangle
The state Department of Financial Services will determine this month what rate increases are appropriate in 2025.
The Woodbury-based company has rolled out hard teas and nutcrackers modeled after the homemade boozy cocktails sold in New York City.
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