05.12.2018 Editorials Editorial: In ‘Age of Disgust,’ posing and lying are the new norm Every week, it seems, a new scandal is thrown out into the public space that involves powerful men and the women they abuse, or have their way with and...
12.22.2015 Government Feel like your Internet is too slow? The Attorney General is investigating that Does your Internet speed feel like a throwback to the dial-up era? Or are you paying for extra broadband, without feeling like the results are necessarily any better?
11.21.2015 Columns Column: Schneiderman’s ‘yahoo’ decision on DraftKings, FanDuel If, like me, you watched every inning of the Mets’ recent run to the World Series, you’re probably familiar with the daily fantasy sports websites FanDuel and DraftKings.
09.25.2015 Real Estate Three local families to recoup losses from mortgage scammers Several local families who lost their homes in a mortgage scam during the peak of the housing crisis will soon be getting at least some of their lost funds...
09.12.2014 Business Judge upholds Precious Pups restraining order until October trial About a dozen supporters of the Calverton animal shelter accused of selling sick and aggressive dogs sat in court Friday as a judge held up a temporary restraining order...
08.27.2014 Business New dogs going elsewhere, current dogs staying while suit ensues A Calverton animal shelter in court for reportedly selling sick dogs to its customers and failing to offer proper health records of the animals had a future shipment of...
08.22.2014 Business Precious Pups Rescue shut down, accused of selling sick dogs State authorities have shut down a dog adoption center in Calverton for allegedly selling sick dogs.
08.07.2014 Police P.D. gets funding for 35 new bulletproof vests Area police officers will soon benefit from the protection of new bulletproof vests, thanks to grant funding from Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office.