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Connecticut resident sues City of Long Beach over unconstitutional vehicle seizures
A lawsuit has been filed against the City of Long Beach, accusing the municipality of violating constitutional rights through its "Boot and Tow" program.
Which gas stations in Suffolk County had the cheapest regular gas during week ending Jan. 25
1 gas station had the lowest price of regular gas in cities throughout Suffolk County in the week ending Jan. 25, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.
Insurance companies allege fraud scheme by New York legal firm
A lawsuit filed on January 17, 2025, accuses multiple medical practices and law firms of orchestrating a fraud scheme.
Approved Oil Co. sues Sprague HP Holdings for illegal monopoly in NYC fuel market
A lawsuit has been filed in New York City, accusing Sprague HP Holdings LLC and its affiliates of monopolistic practices in the liquid fuel industry.
Interactive kinetic origami garden combines STEM and art at Javits Center
The intersection of science and art at Stony Brook University has resulted in an innovative origami installation at the Javits Center.
Workshop aims to educate on healthy vs. unhealthy relationship dynamics
Farmingville, NY – In a joint effort to address the dynamics of relationships in today's digital world, Long Island Against Domestic Violence (LIADV) and the Suffolk County Police Department are working together to empower both adults and teens.
High school medical club donates $500 to children's hospital program
The William Floyd High School Medical Club has donated $500 to the Child Life Program at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital.
Stony Brook partners with Suffolk Academy for women's health fair
Stony Brook Medicine is collaborating with the Suffolk Academy of Medicine to organize a Galentine’s Women’s Health Fair.
Electrical inspector sues Haydan Consultants for discrimination and retaliation
A New York man has filed a lawsuit alleging racial, religious, and color discrimination in the workplace, as well as retaliation that led to his termination.
Protester sues NYPD officers for excessive force during October 2023 demonstration
A lawsuit has been filed in the Eastern District of New York, alleging police brutality and misconduct during a peaceful protest. Gabriella Flanagan, the plaintiff, claims she was subjected to excessive force by officers from the New York City Police Department (NYPD) on October 21, 2023.
Intersection renamed to honor teacher Matthew "Dezy" DiStefano
On January 27, a ceremony was held to honor the late Matthew "Dezy" DiStefano at Sachem North High School in Farmingville, New York.
Stony Brook displays ice sculptures at Port Jefferson Festival
Thousands of visitors gathered at the Port Jefferson Ice Festival on January 25 and 26, marking the sixth annual event hosted by the Port Jefferson Business Improvement District.
Student artist Anika Griffing installs winning artwork at SBU
Combining her interests in physics, astronomy, symmetry, math, music, and art, Anika Griffing's creations explore a wide range of topics.
Stony Brook Medicine named among America’s best hospitals by Healthgrades
Stony Brook Medicine has been recognized by Healthgrades as one of America's 50 Best Hospitals for 2025.
Brookhaven honors Dr. King with service-focused luncheon
A luncheon commemorating the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was held on January 20 at the Bellport Golf Club in Farmingville, New York.
Stony Brook Medicine recognized among America's top hospitals by Healthgrades
Stony Brook Medicine has been recognized by Healthgrades as one of America's 50 Best Hospitals for 2025.
U.S. government sues Spectrum Wholesale Inc. over alleged emissions control violations
The U.S. government has filed a lawsuit against a New York-based auto parts dealer accused of violating federal environmental laws by selling illegal products designed to bypass vehicle emissions controls.
Wedding decorator sues Hempstead Village over false arrest and excessive force
A wedding decorator is suing the Incorporated Village of Hempstead and several police officers from the Hempstead Police Department, accusing them of wrongfully arresting him and using excessive force.
Stony Brook University celebrates Lunar New Year with diverse cultural events
Stony Brook University is set to celebrate the Lunar New Year with a series of events highlighting Asian cultural traditions.
Stony Brook University food pantry addresses student needs beyond traditional donations
The Stony Brook University Food Pantry, managed by the Center for Civic Justice, serves as a crucial resource for students, faculty, and staff facing food insecurity.
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Stony Brook students blend fitness and ecology in 3K EcoWalk
Stony Brook University students participated in the "Running Wild 3K EcoWalk," a new Earthstock event conducted on April 21 at the Ashley Schiff Preserve.
Romaine Floats Yaphank Market for Local Produce Hub
No need to go to the Bronx for local produce under a plan by County Executive Ed Romaine.
Bell-to-Bell School Smart Phone Ban is Looming
Starting in September, New York State law requires Bell-to-Bell restrictions on smartphones and other internet-enabled personal devices in K-12 schools statewide.