New York City Expands Safe and Sick Time Leave
On September 25, 2025, the New York City Council passed legislation that expands the scope…
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LIBOR Unveils Bridge2Business: Expanding Opportunities for Local Businesses to Connect with REALTORS
Long Island Board of REALTORS® (LIBOR), representing more than 25,000 real estate professionals across Queens,…
Local Officials Visit Spectrum Designs to Honor Kelli Fisher, Recipient of NYSID’s Inaugural “Trailblazer Award”
Spectrum Designs, a custom apparel and promotional products company dedicated to creating meaningful employment opportunities…
Dunkin’ Restaurant In Farmingdale Commemorates Grand Reopening With Donation To Long Island Cares
Members of the local community and Dunkin’ fans alike poured into Dunkin’s newly remodeled next…
Jefferson’s Ferry Breaks Ground on Independent Living Expansion as Long Island’s 65+ Population Reaches Record Levels
Jefferson’s Ferry, Long Island’s first not-for-profit Life Plan Community, held a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday to…
Your Legal Roadmap to Aging and Long-Term Care
First Call: Understanding the Legal Landscape – Who Can Help and What You Need When…
NYC Landlord & Convicted Scammer Steven Croman Sued for Defaulting on $170M in Loans, Facing Multiple Foreclosures
An infamous New York City landlord and convicted scammer is facing foreclosure on approximately 35 of his…
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman Announces New Business And Political Coalition To Fight Proposed Corporate Tax Hike
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman today joined New York Senators Jack Martins, Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, and…
Nassau County Jury Hits Two Long Island Hospitals With $40 Million Medical Malpractice Verdict
A Nassau County jury has awarded $40 million to a 52- year-old man who was…
King Kullen Alleges Widespread Conspiracy to Elevate Eggs Prices in New Lawsuit
King Kullen, a supermarket chain based out of New York – with several locations on…