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Only in NewsdaySuffolk Dems benefited from PSEG campaign donations to super PAC

A political action committee funded by various PSEG entities has contributed since 2014 more than $30,000 to the Suffolk Democratic Committee.

MORE ON THIS TOPICPSEG LI exec made more than $837,000 in total compensation in 2024 PSEG LI said it should get $15.7M in bonus pay for managing electric grid

No sweat: State AG settles with Equinox, SoulCycle over cancellation hurdles1:32 pm1m read

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In 2023, crashes on Long Island cost at least $3.4 billion in medical care, lost work, property damage and more. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports. Credit: Newsday Staff; File Footage: Photo Credit: Nakaine Bartholin, Frank LaRosa

In 2023, crashes on Long Island cost at least $3.4 billion in medical care, lost work, property damage and more. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports. Credit: Newsday Staff; File Footage: Photo Credit: Nakaine Bartholin, Frank LaRosa

Financial situation 'completely destroyed' In 2023, crashes on Long Island cost at least $3.4 billion in medical care, lost work, property damage and more. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

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Brookhaven marsh restoration aims to protect inland properties4m read

Two rescued after Long Island Sound plane crash off Connecticut coast23 mins ago

New waterside eatery opens in Patchogue1m read

NYS Police warn phone scammers impersonating officers22 mins ago

Where to pick your own strawberries on LI

Drive an exotic car at this Nassau Coliseum event1m read

Three takeaways from the Knicks' Game 6 loss12:21 pm2m read

Will Canada wildfire smoke reach Long Island? Not really.1m read

Residents rally to call for rebuilding of Harbor Road in Stony Brook2m read

Cuban Giants, Black baseball team founded in 1880s, honored at LI home1:00 pm3m read

First in NewsdayFormer Hofstra president Rabinowitz, 3 others named to new NUMC board2m read

Only in NewsdayPride Month 2025: LGBTQ+ community faces renewed challenges5m read

Judge rules Oyster Bay's case vs. Northrop Grumman over Bethpage park can continue2m read

NY law provides up to $10G for expenses to encourage organ donations2m read

LI breweries navigate PFAS contamination in beer5m read

LI restaurant reopens after renovation1m read

'We're not going to hide': Advocates voice support for transgender community at rally2m read

Teddy's time comes alive at Oyster Bay event celebrating Roosevelt2m read

Supporters, protesters gather outside Massapequa High School

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Spotted: Joe Jonas arrives for a meet and greet at Long Island record store

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Body found in garbage truck at Long Island school after nearby dumpster pickup, police say

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Bedrooms of the fallen

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After the crash: The financial toll of Long Island’s dangerous roads

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LI Works: Earning dough with the 'Pope of Pizza'

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Jets begin voluntary offseason workouts

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Sources: Detective owns home where body was found in pool

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Summer dining: What's new on the East End

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What to know about Billy Joel's brain disorder

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Things to do

LI's best homemade ice cream

No matter where you are on Long Island, you're never far from homemade ice cream.

MORE ON THIS TOPICCritic's picks: Best gelato on LI Guide: 20 LI chocolate shops Best LI restaurants on the water

Reserve your own lounger or cabana at these East End escapes3m read

Three new wave bands hitting LI this summer2m read

Ultimate guide to exploring LI state parks

Charmed: Add these accessories to your handbag3m read

LI winery experiences: Caviar pairings to movie nights4m read

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In 2023, crashes on Long Island cost at least $3.4 billion in medical care, lost work, property damage and more. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports. Credit: Newsday Staff; File Footage: Photo Credit: Nakaine Bartholin, Frank LaRosa

In 2023, crashes on Long Island cost at least $3.4 billion in medical care, lost work, property damage and more. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports. Credit: Newsday Staff; File Footage: Photo Credit: Nakaine Bartholin, Frank LaRosa

Financial situation 'completely destroyed' In 2023, crashes on Long Island cost at least $3.4 billion in medical care, lost work, property damage and more. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

Get more on these and other NewsdayTV stories

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Dangerous Roads Only in NewsdayCrashes cost LI at least $3B a year. Survivors face medical debt, insurance gaps and lost income.

The ripple effect reaches every Long Islander through taxes, insurance premiums and more. "You're paying for it," one expert said.

MORE ON THIS TOPICHere's what Long Islanders should do after a car crash Sign up for the Dangerous Roads newsletter Long Island's dangerous roads: Complete coverage

Only in NewsdayLI lawmakers: Toughen state doctor discipline system7m read

Lester Holt signs off 'NBC Nightly News'2m read

Only in NewsdayPresident Trump's policies: What do they mean for LI?

Opinion

Cartoons by Matt Davies

GUEST ESSAYSBudget cuts undermine EPA's mission

All seven of us headed the NY region; we know Congress must protect the agency.

EXPRESSWAYIn Kings Park, walks, whispers and winds of time2m read

CARTOONSSee Matt Davies' latest cartoon

EDITORIALSTo dam or not to dam in Suffolk3m read

Supporters, protesters gather outside Massapequa High School

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Spotted: Joe Jonas arrives for a meet and greet at Long Island record store

0:17

Body found in garbage truck at Long Island school after nearby dumpster pickup, police say

0:26

Bedrooms of the fallen

04:48

After the crash: The financial toll of Long Island’s dangerous roads

01:01

LI Works: Earning dough with the 'Pope of Pizza'

02:10

Jets begin voluntary offseason workouts

01:19

Sources: Detective owns home where body was found in pool

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Summer dining: What's new on the East End

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What to know about Billy Joel's brain disorder

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More Long Island

Only in NewsdayOn LI, U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon makes quiet 'microschool' visit

McMahon said The School House, with a 140-student capacity, exemplified "how education really needs to be."

MORE ON THIS TOPICEducation Secretary: Native American school mascot ban violated federal civil rights law LI district files amended complaint over mascot ban controversy Complete coverage: Native American mascot ban on LI

Only in NewsdayU-turn: Controversial school bus camera tickets are valid, town vendor determines2m read

Suffolk police to auction 85 vehicles, starting at $500, including Porsche, BMW

Only in NewsdayJockey Alvarado loves Long Island, spotlight as he eyes Belmont win3m read

LI man charged in alleged $66M food stamp fraud scheme, prosecutors say2m read

Ex-credit supervisor accused of taking $1.6M from Melville company, prosecutors say1m read

These LI students experience internships while still in high school2m read

Nation / World

After talks with Zelenskyy and Macron, US senators warn: Putin 'is preparing for more war'

Two U.S. senators are warning that Russian President Vladimir Putin is stalling on peace while preparing a fresh military offensive against Ukraine.

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Can Trump fix the national debt? Republican senators, many investors and even Elon Musk have doubts.16 mins ago5m read

The country that made smoking sexy is breaking up with cigarettes2m read

Climate activist Greta Thunberg joins aid ship sailing to Gaza aimed at breaking Israel's blockade11 mins ago2m read

1 officer killed, 1 wounded and another person dead in Los Angeles County shooting

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Newsday Live Author Series: Christie Brinkley

Sports

Knicks' season ends with dominant Pacers win in Game 6

Indiana runs past Knicks to take Eastern Conference finals, 4-2, and head to NBA Finals.

MORE ON THIS TOPICThree takeaways from the Knicks' Game 6 loss

Yankees allow five homers, five doubles and 21 hits in loss to Dodgers3m read

Barker: Knicks' biggest stars fade away in Game 6 loss3m read

Senga turns in best start of season in Mets' win over Rockies3m read

Investigations

Newsday InvestigationState failed to discipline LI doctors for months, years after misconduct

The allegations against 46 doctors include illegally distributing opioids, fabricating records and sexual abuse.

MORE ON THIS TOPICSee 46 LI doctors who were allowed to practice despite misconduct

Dangerous Roads Only in Newsday'I was super worried.' How to get a suspended license reinstated.4m read

Only in NewsdayNassau traffic court pauses hearings on school bus camera tickets, but town still writing tickets3m read

Only in NewsdayNewsday report prompts Suffolk County to put child fatality review team into action3m read

Guide: 10 top Mexican restaurants on LI

LI's best Chinese restaurants

LI's best Italian restaurants

Best brunch restaurants on LI

High School Sports

Wilkinson's gem puts Connetquot in Suffolk AAA championship game

The two-hit, eight-strikeout performance set up a winner-take-all rematch vs. Sachem North Sunday.

MORE ON THIS TOPICPhotos: Suffolk Class AAA baseball championship

Share your experiences on LI's dangerous roads

What do you see traveling on the Island's roads?

Entertainment

Lester Holt signs off 'NBC Nightly News'2m read

'Karate Kid: Legends': Easy, breezy and enjoyable1m read

'Mountainhead' review: Brutal farce from 'Succession' creator2m read

Jackie Martling's LI house (and the Joke Man, too) featured in new Amazon Prime series2m read

LI's Ralph Macchio is back in 'Karate Kid: Legends'5m read

'A great couple of seconds': Fans wait for hours in the rain for chance to meet Joe Jonas at West Babylon record store1m read

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