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Former director of nursing sues Maimonides Medical Center for discrimination and retaliation
A former director of nursing has filed a lawsuit against Maimonides Medical Center and an executive, alleging racial discrimination, hostile work environment, and retaliatory termination.
Former sales agent sues Roman Stone Construction Company for age discrimination and unpaid commissions
A former employee has filed a lawsuit against Roman Stone Construction Company, alleging age-based discrimination, hostile work environment, constructive discharge, and failure to pay earned commissions.
CABA Deli Grocery Corp. challenges USDA disqualification from SNAP program in federal court
A Brooklyn grocery store is seeking to overturn a six-month disqualification from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program imposed by the United States Department of Agriculture.
Homeowner accuses Bank of America and law firms of fraudulent foreclosure action
A local homeowner has filed a federal lawsuit against Bank of America and two law firms, alleging fraud and abuse of process in a long-running foreclosure dispute.
Mortgage customers accuse US Mortgage Corporation of failing to protect sensitive data in breach
A class action complaint has been filed against US Mortgage Corporation, alleging failure to safeguard customer and employee personal information during a 2025 cyberattack.
Costume distributor accuses former members and Genco International of contract breach and trade secret theft
A costume company has filed a lawsuit against Genco International and several individuals, alleging violations of restrictive covenants, misuse of confidential information, and unfair competition.
Brooklyn resident accuses New York City and police officers of false arrest and excessive force
A Brooklyn man has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of New York and several police officers, alleging multiple violations of his constitutional rights.
Former client accuses attorney Fred V. Charles and Charles Law of forgery and fraud
A former client has filed a lawsuit against her previous attorney, his law firm, and his brother, alleging signature forgery, unauthorized settlements, and theft of settlement proceeds.
Brookhaven Composter, Rain Barrel Sale Returns
The Town of Brookhaven is once again encouraging taxpayers to go green with the return of its popular Composter and Rain Barrel Sale, offering discounted tools to support environmentally friendly living.
Phone in Hand? Suffolk Cops Are Watching
Suffolk County drivers glued to their phones are about to get a costly wake-up call.
Ransome on Port Jefferson Easter Parade and Egg Hunt: It's 'just an old-fashioned walking parade'
Hundreds are expected to turn out Saturday, April 4, for the annual Easter Parade and Egg Hunt sponsored by Greater Port Jefferson Chamber of Commerce.
Maserati Theft Ring Nabbed After Cop Injury
Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced that four Bronx men have been indicted on multiple charges, including assault on a police officer, following a series of catalytic converter thefts in Suffolk County
Capitol Clown Show - 5 Straight Late Budgets
New York lawmakers missed the April 1st deadline to pass the state budget once again, forcing temporary spending measures to keep government operating and drawing criticism from Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio.
Sayville Names Schutte, Artusa Top Class of 2026
Sayville High School has announced Mackenzie Schutte and Anthony Artusa as the valedictorian and salutatorian of the Class of 2026, recognizing both students for their exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in the school community.
Sayville Students Shine in Top Long Island Art Shows
Several Sayville High School students are earning regional recognition this spring after their artwork was selected for some of Long Island’s most competitive student exhibitions, school officials announced.
DeStefano: Dems Rigged System Against Blakeman
A Long Island lawmaker is blasting New York Democrats after Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman was denied millions in public campaign matching funds, calling the decision politically motivated and unfair.
This Eagle is Soaring
A standout student-athlete from Rocky Point High School is being recognized for excellence both in and out of the classroom. Senior Yuuki Donnelly has been named this week’s News 12 Scholar Athlete Award winner, sponsored by FourLeaf Federal Credit Union.
Beach Horror: Man Stabbed in Suspected Gilgo Ambush
A 26-year-old Venezuelan national has been indicted on attempted murder charges after a brutal stabbing at Gilgo Beach, Suffolk County prosecutors announced.
Brookhaven Sets 2026 Recycling Event Schedule
Brookhaven Town officials have announced the return of the town’s annual special recycling events for 2026, supported by $20,000 in sponsorship funding from four private companies.
Dogwood Elementary Honors Bus Drivers’ Dedication
Dogwood Elementary School recently honored its bus drivers with a special celebration recognizing their essential role in safely transporting students, part of the school’s annual observance of Bus Driver Appreciation Day.
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Partnership Aims to Preserve Historic Arthur House
The Smithtown Central School District and the Town of Smithtown have launched a joint effort to restore and preserve the historic Arthur House, a landmark dating back to 1752 that has long stood vacant and in need of repairs.