By Michael Senatore The coronavirus spread, affecting events globally, has hit home with the Brooklyn Nets organization as well. Beyond the players announced to have
By Robert Traverso With mask on, you anxiously speed-walk through the parking lot to avoid every person in sight after your latest run to stock
By Meghan Gioia The first week of February marked a significant turning point for the Hempstead Union Free School District, as Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a new
By Martine Hackett Editor’s note: Dr. Martine Hackett is an associate professor of health professions at Hofstra University. New York State is the epicenter of the
By Kristan Bravo The NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament has been held every year since 1939, and the women’s tournament since 1982. This year,
Friends of the Bay hosts anniversary beach cleanup Coming around once every four years, Leap Year Day provides people with an extra opportunity to do something
By Natalie Khait Hofstra University and Northwell Health are teaming up to open a new undergraduate nursing program, set to launch in the fall of
As the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, spreads across Long Island, Northwell Health’s Dr. David Rosenthal, an allergist and clinical immunologist, sat down this week
By Claire Blaha To combat animal abuse in “puppy mills,” the New York State Legislature last year proposed a ban on selling dogs, cats and
Eight-year-old Thomas Valva died of hypothermia recently after, authorities say, he was locked in the cold garage of his Center Moriches… Eight-year-old Thomas Valva died
By Annemarie LePard Pharmaceutical companies have been blamed and punished for the opioid epidemic for years, but they are not entirely at fault, according to
Newsday investigative reporter Paul LaRocco
