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William Floyd High School’s first on-site college admissions event awards nearly $1.2 million in scholarships
The William Floyd High School Counseling Center held its first on-site admissions event of the 2025-26 academic year, providing students with a chance to meet college representatives and discuss their educational plans.
Former board member Frank Campbell remembered for years of service
Francis "Frank" Campbell, a former trustee, vice president, and president of the William Floyd Board of Education, has died.
Plaintiff Alleges Major Airline Created Hostile Work Environment
In a detailed lawsuit filed in November 2025 in New York's Eastern District Court, Alicia Mullice accuses Delta Air Lines and its Administrative Committee of fostering a hostile work environment marked by racial discrimination and retaliation...
Plaintiff Alleges Housing Discrimination Against Management Company Over Transgender Harassment
A transgender woman has filed a lawsuit alleging prolonged harassment by her building superintendent while management failed to intervene despite numerous complaints.
Plaintiffs Accuse New York Pharmacy of Multi-Million Dollar Fraud Scheme
A prominent insurance company has filed a lawsuit against a Queens-based pharmacy alleging an extensive fraud scheme involving over $4 million in false pharmaceutical claims tied to auto accident victims' policies.
Consumer Alleges Beverage Giant Misleads with '100% Juice' Claims
A new class-action lawsuit accuses Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. of misleading consumers about its Mott's juice products being labeled as '100% Juice'.
Plaintiff Alleges Regulatory Overreach by State Agency Threatens Millions in Real Estate Investments
Balanced Housing Solutions has filed a federal lawsuit against a state housing agency over alleged unconstitutional regulatory changes affecting real estate investments across New York City.
Christopher Brown Accuses NYPD Officers and City of False Arrest
A recent court filing reveals serious allegations against several NYPD officers accused by Christopher Brown of false arrest and assault during an incident in June 2020 amidst Black Lives Matter protests.
Plaintiff Investor Alleges Money Laundering Scheme Against Financial Entities
A Nevada investor has filed a lawsuit alleging that he was defrauded out of over $2 million in a complex money laundering scheme involving multiple financial entities and individuals across domestic and international borders.
Plaintiff accuses digital marketing firm AutoQuoteGuide of TCPA violations
In a recent court filing in New York's Eastern District Court, Umid Hafizi accuses Centerfield Media's entities of violating telemarketing laws by sending unsolicited texts through their AutoQuoteGuide service despite opt-out requests.
Plaintiff accuses NYC Department Of Education Of Failing To Provide Mandated Special Education Services
In a recent legal filing in federal court, a mother alleges that NYC education authorities failed to provide her disabled son with required special education services during the 2023-2024 school year.
Plaintiff accuses former NYPD officer and City of New York of systematic rights violations
In a significant legal battle unfolding in New York City, Levar Riley has filed a class-action lawsuit against both the city itself and former police officer Jerry Bowens.
Stony Brook professor Richard Murdocco honored for leadership in sustainability education
Richard Murdocco, an adjunct professor at Stony Brook University, was recently recognized for his contributions to sustainability and environmental education at the inaugural Long Island Herald’s GreenBIZ Awards.
William Floyd High School names David Villegas Artist of the Month
William Floyd High School has named senior David Villegas as its latest “Artist of the Month.” Villegas was selected after a competition among senior artists, and his artwork will appear on the cover of the 2026 William Floyd High School yearbook.
Stony Brook opens engagement center to connect with alumni and friends
In November, Stony Brook University opened the Stony Brook Engagement Center to strengthen its relationship with alumni and supporters.
William Floyd Elementary School students hold Thanksgiving-themed balloon parade
Just before the Thanksgiving break, special education classes at William Floyd Elementary School held a balloon parade inspired by the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
William Floyd announces winter concert and art show schedule for December
The William Floyd School District has announced the schedule for its December 2025 winter concerts and art shows.
Stony Brook University leads SUNY system with top student affairs awards
Stony Brook University’s Division of Student Affairs (DoSA) has received four Outstanding Student Affairs Program (OSAP) Awards from the State University of New York (SUNY) system for 2025, making it the most awarded campus in the SUNY network...
Shaheem “BlueDaBarber363” Foundation brings mental health message to William Floyd Barbering Academy
Students in the William Floyd High School Barbering Academy recently participated in a discussion about mental health awareness led by Jason Alexander Sr., co-founder of the Shaheem “BlueDaBarber363” Foundation.
Long Island State Veterans Home earns top marks from U.S. News & World Report
The Long Island State Veterans Home at Stony Brook University has been named one of the Best Nursing Homes for 2026 by U.S. News & World Report.
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Undersheriff Kuehhas Honored After 40 Years Service in NY
Suffolk County officials gathered in Yaphank to honor Undersheriff Steven Kuehhas as he marked his retirement after four decades of public service.