State Budget passes: What does it mean for Long Island
Newsday's Yancey Roy discusses what may be effected on Long Island with the state budget passing, including Belmont Park and local sewers
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Newsday's Yancey Roy discusses what may be effected on Long Island with the state budget passing, including Belmont Park and local sewers
Circuit Judge John K. Bush cited Alexander Hamilton's insistence in the Federalist Papers that states would retain their authority over their own taxation.
Election offices are grappling with retirements and a flood of records requests, stemming partly from distrust seeded by Trump.
The state budget contains a range of benefits for Long Island, including for the Belmont Park racetrack, a new law to govern Native American burial sites and authorization to create a sewer and wastewater management district in Suffolk County.
Hochul had proposed changes to a 2019 progressive law that sought to end bail for most nonviolent suspects.