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NEWSDAY INVESTIGATION $1.4B in debt. Ten days of cash on hand. NUMC is one of NY’s most vulnerable hospitals.

A Newsday analysis finds its parent company has failed to break even for 24 out of the past 25 years.

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In an exclusive yearlong series, Newsday explores the causes behind the alarming number of crashes and solutions to make our roads safer. + Read more

A missing Long Island girl. 23 arrested in two states. Inside a hidden world of drugs and sex trafficking. + Read more

Dangerous Roads'Never any enforcement': Suffolk traffic ticketing far below other NY regions.

A Newsday analysis found Suffolk ticketing for safety violations lags NYS, while Nassau remains below 2019's level.

Dangerous Roads90 days: Weak hit-and-run penalties offer ‘incentive’ to flee fatal crashes, officials say

Hit-and-run crashes result in less serious charges without evidence a driver was intoxicated or drove recklessly. Families say 90-day sentences aren’t enough.

Newsday InvestigatesLI nursing homes fined more than $500G for violations including assaults

Troubling incidents are among the 18 citations issued for serious health and safety violations, including multiple allegations of physical or sexual abuse.

Sex trafficking on LI

Newsday Investigates59 hotels on LI were hot spots of prostitution and sex trafficking, including some with minors

From small mom-and-pop motels to high-end national brands, the problem is rampant on Long Island, experts say, with victims as young as 11 years old.

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Only in Newsday1 girl, 23 arrested in 2 states: Inside LI's hidden world of drugs, sex trafficking

Newsday InvestigationBefore an LI girl went missing, her family sent her to Minnesota for help. She was abused there too.

UnprotectedSex crimes stop with her: Meet the judge who decides some of LI's most disturbing cases

Newsday InvestigationLI leaders want inquiry into whether agencies failed missing girl who was allegedly sex trafficked

Only in NewsdayBefore LI girl went missing, relative sent letter to Romaine pleading for help: 'System is broken'

Only in NewsdayCourt records shed light on what happened during girl's 25-day disappearance

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Dangerous RoadsThey've tried for years to fix Route 110. People keep dying.

A Long Island village says the state, which controls most major roads on the Island, is delaying local safety projects.

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Dangerous RoadsTraffic deaths down on LI, serious injuries up last year

Dangerous RoadsThis village is at the center of LI's pedestrian safety problem. Why do so many people get hit?

Dangerous RoadsFight for a bike lane in 'car land' LI runs into obstacles

Dangerous RoadsIt's peak pothole season. Here's Newsday's investigation into why our roads are so bad.

Dangerous Roads32 killed in crashes in one of LI's deadliest months. Here's the devastating impact.

Dangerous Roads'Totally selfish.' Aggressive drivers making LI roads more dangerous, officials say

Dangerous RoadsThese are LI's 5 most dangerous intersections

Dangerous Roads Only in NewsdayCar crashes cost Long Island at least $3B a year. Survivors face medical debt, insurance gaps and lost income.

Dangerous RoadsWith fatal drugged driving crashes up on Long Island, lawmakers push to toughen law

Only in Newsday2,100 killed, 16,000 seriously injured in LI crashes over a decade. What can be done?

Dangerous Roads Only in NewsdayLI's 50,000 unlicensed drivers are far more likely to cause fatal crashes

Dangerous Roads Only in Newsday‘I was super worried; things build up.’ How to get a suspended license reinstated.

Only in NewsdayTens of thousands of Long Island drivers cited for speeding through highway work zones, data shows

MAP: LI CRASHES

See the most dangerous roads in your neighborhood

Long Island's roads have claimed the lives of 2,100 and seriously injured 16,000 others in crashes over a decade. See the most dangerous roads in your neighborhood with Newsday's map.