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LIRR ridership rebounds 17% in first 6 months, outpacing other transit

Long Island Zoning Atlas shows how few areas allow new apartments

Study touts growing benefits from Long Island’s commuter economy

Thousands moving out of New York, Census figures show, possibly due to appeal of remote work

Long Island without a car: $500 LIRR tickets, hourslong commutes and missed opportunities

Long Island towns, cities lose population, Census Bureau says, with Oyster Bay's drop the largest

New York Housing Policy Must Mesh With Transit

Long Island needs to produce more affordable housing, advocates say

As Hochul Promises ‘Bold’ Agenda, Many Housing Policies on the Table for 2023 in Albany

New York’s Suburbs Now Have Better Transit. So How About Some More Housing?

The Rent Is Too Damn High. Blame the Suburbs.

Long Island home prices aren't dropping as the real estate market slows. Here's why.

Nonprofits on receiving end of more than $600G in grants from Melville foundation

New Digital Atlas Hopes to Demystify Urban Zoning

Affordable housing on Long Island: Local group eyes path forward

Going Statewide to Boost ADU Development

Asking the Right Questions

Crazy Facts About the Long Island Bridge (or Tunnel) to Connecticut

As remote work continues and offices are empty, restaurants on Route 110 are closing

Hochul’s $216B Budget Includes $25B for Housing and Property Tax Rebates

Bill Is Aimed At Creating More Affordable Housing In Cities, Suburbs; Lessening Rent-Burdened Dwellers

RXR CEO Scott Rechler elected to NY Fed board

A change in location: More Blacks leaving Long Island for the South

Schumer confident infrastructure package will bring 'billions of dollars we need'

Is This Railroad for the Rich?

LIRR changes likely here to stay as ridership projected to continue to drop

Rechler ponders the "new normal"

LI executive Scott Rechler to host video series on NYC's future after COVID

THE STRINGER PLAN: Buses, Buses, Buses — And Pedestrianized Zones, Bike Highways and Far Fewer Placards

Dreaming of a high-speed rail from Long Island to Boston

Suffolk offers emergency help for tenants, small businesses

Congestion pricing plan could be delayed until 2023, MTA says

The 2020 Long Island Power 100

State should stop exclusionary zoning in New York suburbs: report