Tiffany Cusaac-Smith

Several Starbucks workers on Long Island joined a nationwide five-day strike by employees of the company ahead of Christmas to bring attention union contract negotiations with the coffee conglomerate.

Robert Farrell traced the whereabouts of thousands of Civil War veterans with ties to Long Island after he retired from almost 30 years of work at the Grumman Aerospace Corp.

A blackout on New Year's Eve in Puerto Rico knocked out power in most of the U.S. territory, which has experienced numerous power outages since Hurricane Maria struck the island in 2017.

Republican Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said flags will be lowered to half-staff to commemorate former President Jimmy Carter, ending a

The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether TikTok can be banned in the United States over national security concerns.

Angi Services must pay nearly $3 million to workers after misleading ads inflated pay rates for Handy platform jobs in New York.

Civic discourse and artificial intelligence will soon be more prominent in the undergraduate general education curriculum for freshmen entering a State University of New York school, state officials said Tuesday.

Thirteen New York City migrant shelters will shut down by June, reflecting a monthslong decline in the number of people using the facilities, Mayor Eric Adams' office said.

On what would have been Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 96th birthday, the words of the assassinated civil rights leader reverberated in the halls of Nassau County's executive and legislative building Wednesday.

The Long Island Unitarian Universalist Fund altogether awarded 15 nonprofits $378,000 last year to empower historically marginalized groups amid a growing backlash to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.