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Mayor Eric Adams cuts the ribbon at his new Harlem campaign office at 102 West 124th Street on Wednesday

NYC Mayor’s Race: Eric Adams opens Harlem campaign office amid ballot-line dispute with election officials

By Adam Daly and Ramy Mahmoud

Ingrid Lewis-Martin.

Politics

Ex-Adams aide Ingrid Lewis-Martin to be hit with additional corruption charges on Thursday, lawyer says

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Sam Berger

Inside Government

Dentro del Gobierno con PoliticsNY: Preguntas y Respuestas con el Asambleísta Sam Berger

By PoliticsNY Staff

SNAP

Supermarket manager in Bronx warns of SNAP cuts’ impact on small businesses

By Emily Swanson

NYPD recruits stand with right arms raised taking an oath

Blue blood infusion: NYPD welcomes largest recruit class in 9 years amid its ongoing staffing crisis

By Robert Pozarycki

The Muslims on Long Island and Town of Oyster Bay near a settlement for a lawsuit regarding the Masjid Al-Baqi mosque in Bethpage.

Nassau

Muslims on Long Island, Town Oyster Bay reach settlement

By Casey Fahrer

Sam Berger

Inside Government

Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with Assembly Member Sam Berger

By Lea Tomaswick

NY: Rally to loosen rules on Local Law 18 for homeowners

Politics

City celebrates nonprofits, public servants at inaugural human service awards

By Gabriele Holtermann

Nassau

Village of Great Neck gives go-ahead to new condo complex after contentious meeting

By Ryan Toohill

Social Security 90th Anniversary

Brooklyn

Slices and stories: AARP marks 90 years of Social Security at Bed-Stuy pizza pop-up

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil & Paul Frangipane

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: New poll shows Mamdani comfortably ahead, but without majority, in 5-way race

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Labor unions push wage theft law after Uniondale school district contractor fraud

Nassau

Labor unions push wage theft law after Uniondale school district contractor fraud

By Nicole Formisano

Cyclists along 31st Street in Astoria. The DOT has proposed installing protected bike lanes on each side of the corridor.

Queens

Elected officials outline continued support for 31st Street protected bike lanes in Astoria

By Shane O’Brien

Emily Gallagher

Inside Government

Dentro del Gobierno con PoliticsNY: Preguntas y Respuestas con la Asambleísta Emily Gallagher

By PoliticsNY Staff

Council Member Robert Holden speaks at a rally in support of Ryder's Law outside City Hall last week. Photo: Council Member Robert Holden Facebook.

Queens

CM Holden hosts rally supporting Ryder’s Law as part of efforts to wind down NYC’s horse carriage industry

By Shane O’Brien

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Nassau

Lawsuits against Hempstead Animal Shelter allege violation of volunteers’ rights

By Isabella Gallo

NYPD officer staring at funeral for fallen cop

Bleeding blue: Why is the NYPD losing an average of 300 cops per month?

By Dean Moses

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Nassau

Williston Park tentatively approves new cafe amid pushback from longstanding deli, passes law against short-term rentals

By Isabella Gallo

Immigration Attorney Michael Mandel spoke about tips and tricks if ICE is at your workplace at the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce.

Nassau

Immigration attorney Mandel urges businesses to prepare for ICE encounters

By Larissa Fuentes

Emily Gallagher

Inside Government

Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with Assembly Member Emily Gallagher

By Lea Tomaswick

Nassau

John Zozzaro, Glen Cove City Council, Independent

By Long Island Press

Election day man at polls

Election

2025 Elections: What you need to know before voting

amNewYork

Mayor Eric Adams New York City Police Department (NYPD) Commissioner Jessica Tisch making a public-safety- and quality-of-life-related announcement.

Opinion

Op-Ed | Quality of life and ending the culture of ‘anything goes’

By Mayor Eric Adams

Long Island Housing Services, the Island's only nonprofit investigating housing discrimination, will lose $1 million in funding over the next three years due to Trump administration policies.

Editorial: Good for homeowners, bad for Nassau

By Schneps Media LI

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A man was struck and killed by two vehicles while trying to cross the Belt Parkway in South Ozone Park on Friday, Sept. 12.

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