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Brooklyn

Sid Davidoff, New York government affairs icon, dies at 86

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

Parks Department commissioners, Community Board 3 leaders and elected officials lift dirt with gold shovels to officially break ground at Daniel Boone Playground in the Longwood neighborhood.

Officials break ground on inclusive redesign of Daniel Boone Playground

By Emily Swanson

Julia Salazar

Inside Government

Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with State Senator Julia Salazar

By Lea Tomaswick

Kings Point Mayor Kouros “Kris” Torkan said the village police have issued very few traffic tickets in recent months.

Nassau

Kings Point mayor ‘not happy’ with drop in police traffic enforcement

By Hannah Resnick

Two Great Neck twins were convicted of running a years-long fraud scheme that stole more than $10 million from clients.

Nassau

Great Neck twin brothers convicted in $10M investment fraud scheme

By Hannah Resnick

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Queens

Anti-casino rally in Flushing draws hundreds in protest of casino developer, Gov. Hochul and Sen. Liu

By Renee DeLorenzo

Great Neck Estates resident and zoning board of appeals member Kamran Hekmati "advocated for Iran," Village of Great Neck mayor Pedram Bral said.

Nassau

Great Neck man held in Iranian prison ‘advocated for Iran,’ mayor says

By Hannah Resnick

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Washington at its worst

By Geraldo Rivera

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: Still booming

By Bill O’Reilly

A vigil standing up against immigration enforcement was held in Glen Cove.

Nassau

Community members stand together at immigration vigil in Glen Cove

By Casey Fahrer

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Nassau

Mineola approves 2 new apartment complexes with 1 dissenting vote

By Isabella Gallo

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In the Bronx, concerns of affordability and last minute voter registration propelled Mamdani to victory

By Sadie Brown and Emily Swanson

The Glen Cove City Council honored first responders at its meeting.

Nassau

Glen Cove City Council honors police officers, fire department at meeting

By Casey Fahrer

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani served lunch to veterans in Parkchester Tuesday instead of attending the official veterans day parade, sparking a debate about what it means to truly support veterans and whether his absence was a snub or a sign of deeper commitment.

Mamdani skipped Veteran’s Day Parade to serve Bronx veterans hot meals

By Sadie Brown

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Queens

CEO of Queens’ largest hospital talks new health care challenges during Community Board 5 meeting

By Patrick Stachniak

Jabari Brisport

Inside Government

Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with State Senator Jabari Brisport

By Lea Tomaswick

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Queens

Queens officials demand Gov. Hochul sign hospital language services access bill before end of year

By Renee DeLorenzo

The rezoning, approved by the City Council on Wednesday, allows for a 13-story residential tower at the site of a TD Bank at 78-01 Queens Blvd. Photo via Google Street View.

Queens

Krishnan welcomes Council approval of rezoning allowing for 13-story residential tower in Elmhurst

By Shane O’Brien

Caribbean-American Democratic Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke addresses a town hall meeting at George Wingate High School Auditorium in Brooklyn on Jun. 16, 2025.

Clarke leads letter urging Trump to grant TPS for Jamaica

By Nelson A. King

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Attorney Dalourny Nemorin launches campaign to unseat Ritchie Torres in District 15

By Emily Swanson

U.S. Reps. Laura Gillen and Tom Suozzi vote differently on reopening the federal government.

Nassau

Suozzi one of six Dems in favor of reopening the federal government, Gillen votes no

By Casey Fahrer

freedom drive

Queens

Freedom Drive in Forest Park may once again be opening to cars

By Patrick Stachniak

Erik Bottcher.

Politics

Manhattan Council Member Erik Bottcher tells amNewYork he’s running for Congress to combat autocracy in America

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Adams places a flower on a wall dedicated to victims of Flight 587 in Belle Harbor. Photo courtesy of Mayoral Photography Office/Michael Appleton.

Queens

Mayor Adams joins Flight 587 families for annual memorial in Belle Harbor

By Shane O’Brien

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Michael McKee.

Michael McKee, tenant advocate and gay pioneer in Chelsea, dies at 85

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Podcast Heroes on a family mission

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Driver who killed mother, two children on Ocean Parkway sentenced to 3-9 years in prison