Southampton

The U.S. Department of Transportation has granted the Shinnecock Tribal Nation a $1.14 million federal grant to renovate the roadways on the 800-acre Southampton reservation.

Members of the Shinnecock Graves Protection Warrior Society, Long Island Progressive Coalition and New York Communities for Change rally in front of Southampton Town Hall on Monday, July 11.

The Shinnecock Tribal Nation will rally at Cooper’s Beach on Saturday in an effort to urge the Village of Southampton to allow tribal citizens free beach access.

Olivine sand was added to the shoreline to remove carbon dioxide from the air. If successful, this could help Long Island fight ocean acidification and greenhouse gas emissions.

Shinnecock citizens rallied in the Hamptons to protect culturally sensitive areas near their tribal territory -- where ancient tribal burial grounds were uncovered years prior.

The sand renourishment project is an effort to curb erosion on five miles of beaches in Sagaponack and Bridgehampton.

Members of the Shinnecock tribe on Long Island have allowed their citizens to be part of the recreational marijuana business.The tribe voted…

Decades of tribal advocacy has led to a historic deal in the Hamptons. The town of Southampton will return some ancestral lands to the Shinnecock Indian…

The Town of Islip is the last municipality needed to sign on to an agreement to restore 83 miles of coastline between Fire Island and Montauk Point to…

The town of Brookhaven has agreed to join a $1.5 billion federal project to protect Long Island against erosion and floods. It would include raising homes…