After All Things Sabrina Garone

A New York law will regulate how kids use social media. Connecticut’s Athena Health Care Systems has sold five of its nursing homes. Legal challenges to congestion pricing in New York City have been thrown out by a federal judge. And the latest from WSHU’s Off the Path.

The MTA says trains will be slowed this week due to the heat. Data shows Long Island has thousands of possible Lyme disease cases. New laws will help some Connecticut families pay for childcare. And does Connecticut need an EV mandate to meet its climate goals?

How concerned should Long Islanders be about sharks this summer? Governor Hochul deploys the National Guard in response to this week’s heat wave. Fairfield residents celebrate a reform to a board that approves utility projects. And environmental advocates share findings from their study on Fire Island wastewater.

Connecticut will spend more than $26 million on brownfield cleanups. Long Island students without the proper vaccines will be barred from attending school. Our region gears up for a heatwave this week. And emails reveal a rift in the Lamont administration over affordable housing.

A pilot program will give federal dollars to select Long Island homeowners in flood zones. The International Festival of Arts and Ideas kicks off in New Haven. Thousands of teenagers took over Long Beach as part of “senior skip day.” And Sandy Hook victims were honored at Newtown High School’s graduation this week.

Long Island will get more than $16 million from a multi-state settlement with JUUL. What will it cost UConn to keep Dan Hurley? Reports of sexual assault at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy on Long Island doubled last year. Governor Lamont says Wanda Geter-Pataky should step down after her arrest earlier this week. And more from WSHU’s Off the Path.