By Peter Boody A three-member majority of the Harbor Committee that for two years has blocked plans to build a two-story ...

Two high-profile parcels on Sag Harbor’s waterfront are trading hands from a developer to a well-known East End restaurateur. Jeremy Morton snapped up the parcels at 2 Main Street and 20 Long ...

By Stephen J. Kotz Sag Harbor Mayor Tom Gardella has been calling for the restoration of the Sag Harbor Fire Museum building ...

Following 18 months of negotiations, SAG-AFTRA has announced a strike against major game studios, primarily due to concerns about generative artificial intelligence (AI). Here’s what you need to ...

Celebrate ARFtoberfest at Kidd Squid Brewing Co., on Spring Street in Sag Harbor between 12 and 3 PM! Stop by for a taste of the special collaboration – ARF HAMPTONS 50 PILSNER – with a portion of ...

Thanks to its hardware, software and AI features, the Pixel 9 might be Google's best yet, even thought it still has room to grow in terms of AI functionality. Lenovo debuted a range of AI PCs at ...

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Performers union SAG-AFTRA and the major gaming companies are returning to the bargaining table for the first time since video game actors went on strike in July. The Screen Actors Guild-American ...

SAG-AFTRA is seeking to bargain nationally on behalf of intimacy coordinators employed by Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers member companies, the entertainment industry’s top ...

According to SAG-AFTRA, the studio attempted to cancel one of its games after the strike began in July. When that was unsuccessful, SAG-AFTRA claims that Formosa then secretly transferred the game ...

SAG-AFTRA has added “League of Legends” to its list of struck video games in an effort to punish audio company Formosa Interactive for allegedly violating terms of the ongoing strike by video ...

“SAG-AFTRA charges that these serious actions are egregious violations of core tenets of labor law — that employers cannot interfere with performers’ rights to form or join a union and they ...