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Meeting to address allegedly improper NUMC payments

A lawyer for ousted CEO Meg Ryan has called the allegations a "politically motivated hit."

MORE ON THIS TOPICNUMC terminates former CEO Megan Ryan for cause Former Hofstra president Rabinowitz, 3 others named to new NUMC board State lawmakers vote to give Hochul control over NUMC board

Only in NewsdayLong Islanders anxious as war erupts between Israel and Iran in their home countries5m read

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On this episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Newsday's Gregg Sarra, Ben Dickson and Michael Sicoli recap the state championships including baseball and lacrosse. Credit: Newsday/John Paraskevas; Varsity Media, Luke Griffin

SARRA SOUNDS OFF: Long Island teams win 8 state titles On this episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Newsday's Gregg Sarra, Ben Dickson and Michael Sicoli recap the state championships including baseball and lacrosse.

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Arrest in hit-and-run death of prominent LI real estate agent, police say1m read

What's a heat dome? Newsday meteorologist explains upcoming heat wave

The peak heat will hit Monday through Wednesday, forecasters say, but Sunday will be hot too.

MORE ON THIS TOPICExtreme heat watch for Nassau and parts of Suffolk counties, forecasters say Make a splash at these public pools on Long Island LI's best homemade ice cream

Historic waterfront LI restaurant reopens after renovation3m read

Early voting ends Sunday. Here's what you need to know.

Only in NewsdayLong Island may have to rethink how it will get its power in the future6m read

Southampton, Westhampton Beach, Westhampton Dunes village election results1m read

Only in NewsdayState denies LI district's request for mascot ban deadline extension2m read

Suffolk lawmakers consider extending terms to 4 years2m read

Suffolk County sheriff's 9/11 benefits restoration bill passes2m read

Hundreds apply for coveted U.S. Open ball crew positions, and 460 get to try out at USTA Tennis Center2m read

New Brentwood center opens to help people with disabilities get jobs1m read

69 Long Island districts named 'Best Communities for Music Education'2m read

Splash and spray parks on LI6m read

Billy Joel's first recorded band, The Hassles, to be inducted into LI Music Hall of Fame2m read

First in NewsdayAdelphi University's president leaving after 10 years2m read

LI's 150 years of Jewish history highlighted in museum exhibit4m read

Only in NewsdayUsed car market 'going to be very tough,' auto analyst says4m read

Lindenhurst caregiver, who kept working after losing her home in a fire, recognized for her service1m read

Suozzi calls for release of popular bagel store manager

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Keep it or toss it? Yankees fans on opposing HR balls

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Nassau County government does not recognize Juneteenth

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Coffees topped with s'mores and more

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'He never made it to the other side'

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Giants looking to go from a good spring into a good summer

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Department of Education referring NYS mascot ban to DOJ

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Advocacy group launches Long Island ICE tracker app

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Sampling soft serve at family-owned ice cream shop in Long Beach

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Ronkonkoma to D.C.on one train? Yeah, that's the ticket!

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Things to do

Only in NewsdayComplete guide to 90+ LI beaches

Find fees, lifeguard status, amenities and more so you can swim, sunbathe or build sandcastles at one of Long Island's many beaches.

MORE ON THIS TOPICExploring LI's beaches after hours: Live music, seaside dining and more How well do you know Jones Beach? Take our quiz FunBook: 20+ ways to kick-start your ultimate summer

Make a splash at these public pools on Long Island6m read

Lighthouse cruises, deep-sea fishing adventures and more full-day boating excursions4m read

Greek Festival, Chris Lane and more can't-miss events to fill your weekend

LI's best homemade ice cream

Guide: LI party boat rentals, fishing trips, sailing tours and more

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On this episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Newsday's Gregg Sarra, Ben Dickson and Michael Sicoli recap the state championships including baseball and lacrosse. Credit: Newsday/John Paraskevas; Varsity Media, Luke Griffin

SARRA SOUNDS OFF: Long Island teams win 8 state titles On this episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Newsday's Gregg Sarra, Ben Dickson and Michael Sicoli recap the state championships including baseball and lacrosse.

Get more on these and other NewsdayTV stories

Long Islanders' Favorites

Dangerous RoadsThese are LI's 5 most dangerous intersections

The crossings accounted for 2,139 collisions, including 72 resulting in serious injuries or fatalities, between 2014 and 2023.

MORE ON THIS TOPICSee the most dangerous roads in your neighborhood Long Island's dangerous roads: Complete coverage Sign up for the Dangerous Roads newsletter

Only in NewsdayMeet Long Island's Class of 2025 salutatorians

Only in NewsdayLI's community colleges want to raise tuition for 2025-26. Here's what you need to know3m read

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

Opinion

Cartoons by Matt Davies

EDITORIALSDon't weaken hurricane forecasts

Cuts to NOAA, FEMA will make it harder to predict storms and recover from them.

DAN JANISONAppellate court ruling could roil NYC mayoral race2m read

CARTOONSSee Matt Davies' latest cartoon

COMMENTARYWhy cutting federal spending to pre-pandemic levels is so hard3m read

Suozzi calls for release of popular bagel store manager

0:36

Keep it or toss it? Yankees fans on opposing HR balls

01:01

Nassau County government does not recognize Juneteenth

02:21

Coffees topped with s'mores and more

01:58

'He never made it to the other side'

03:51

Giants looking to go from a good spring into a good summer

01:10

Department of Education referring NYS mascot ban to DOJ

0:36

Advocacy group launches Long Island ICE tracker app

01:51

Sampling soft serve at family-owned ice cream shop in Long Beach

02:03

Ronkonkoma to D.C.on one train? Yeah, that's the ticket!

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More Long Island

Only in NewsdayAs Trump administration steps up deportation raids, East End immigrant workers fearful, confused

Workers at vineyards and on farms traveled thousands of miles to build a new life, some forming families, others saving for a house or other dreams. Now their future is less clear.

MORE ON THIS TOPICLI Latino events canceled amid fears of ICE raids 'We're not about going into schools': Nassau County exec, police commissioner say of immigration raids LI experts urge caution for immigrants considering self-deportation

2 people seriously injured in Central Islip shooting, Suffolk police say

Only in Newsday19 LI school districts exceed state limit on cash reserves, as property taxes go up5m read

Pedestrian fatally struck in Southold

First in NewsdayLI hospital set to open new ER this summer2m read

Only in NewsdayNew Lyme disease vaccine could be available next year. Will Long Islanders want it?5m read

Steakhouse replaces longtime Italian spot2m read

Nation / World

Columbia protester Mahmoud Khalil freed from immigration detention

The former Columbia University graduate student left a federal facility in Louisiana on Friday after 104 days in custody.

Israel hits an Iranian nuclear research facility and says it's preparing for a possibly long war4m read

A deadly race for food: Palestinians in Gaza risk harrowing journey day after day5m read

8 killed, 13 injured after hot-air balloon catches fire and falls in Brazil

How Senate Republicans want to change the tax breaks in Trump's big bill4m read

Newsday Live

Newsday Live Author Series: Christie Brinkley

Sports

Seventh loss in a row leaves Mets in second place

Blade Tidwell allowed two runs and four hits in 3 2/3 innings, but the Phillies scored six in the seventh to break it open.

Yankees can't get timely hit they need, fall to Orioles3m read

Giants' plan for rookie QB Dart subject to change4m read

Only in NewsdayWhat would you do if you caught an opponent's home run ball?7m 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

Salute to the ChampsLong Island boys track set down fast times and high marks in Middletown

From redemption stories to personal-best times, the outdoor championships marked a weekend to remember for the best athletes in Nassau, Suffolk, and the CHSAA.

Share your experiences on LI's dangerous roads

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

Entertainment

Kevin Hart, Norah Jones to headline Montauk Point Lighthouse summer shows

'28 Years Later' sequel stumbles2m read

Barbara Walters doc: Richly reported portrait of TV trailblazer6m read

'Jaws' at 50: 50 things you need to know10m read

Sebastian Maniscalco sets Jones Beach show

Devo, B-52s team for Jones Beach concert1m read

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