State

Leaders Rally For Sunrise Highway Expansion

Officials say Long Island motorists send billions to Albany while critical projects such as widening Sunrise Highway remain unfunded.

GUEST EDITORIAL: How the Battle for the U.S. House Runs Through New York

Control of the U.S. House could once again come down to just a handful of seats, and few states will matter more than New York.

NY Sues Trump Over Immigrant Welfare Restrictions

New York is suing to block a Trump rule making it harder for non-citizens to receive taxpayer-funded benefits.

On a solemn anniversary, a Subway Series and a father’s second calling

Nation Marks 25 Years Since 9/11 With New Toll in View

A seventh moment of silence honored thousands killed by Ground Zero illness, while families renewed calls for Saudi accountability

Suffolk’s biggest high schools get a hard look in new U.S. News rankings

A $5,000 Check Won’t Fix Washington’s Trillion-Dollar Habit

A Promise That Will Never Happen, But May Not Matter Anyway

State Permit Bottlenecks Slow Brookhaven Projects

Supervisor Dan Panico says dredging, drainage and shoreline projects are ready to move, only to face lengthy state environmental reviews.

State Expands Services as Immigration Fight Grows

New York is increasing spending on services regardless of immigration status as Gov. Hochul restricts cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

El Salvador Expands Classroom AI Tutors After Pilot Scores Rise; New York Restricts Student Use

Political Polling and Teacher Unions Play Major Role