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The Farmingdale Village Board updated its code to make it easier for smaller eateries to obtain special-use permits.

Nassau

Farmingdale Village eases rules for smaller eatery permits

By Casey Fahrer

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Queens

CM Holden calls for ‘illegal event’ task force ahead of New Year’s Eve

By Patrick Stachniak

The Town of Oyster Bay will pay over $5 million in the settlement of its lawsuit with Muslims on Long Island over the Masjid Al-Baqi mosque in Bethpage.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay to pay over $5M in mosque lawsuit fallout

By Casey Fahrer

The Glen Cove City Council raised salaries for EMS workers and said goodbye to Council Member Marsha Silverman.

Nassau

Glen Cove City Council raises salary for EMS, says goodbye to Council Member Marsha Silverman

By Casey Fahrer

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Queens

Hochul signs new-age ‘cyber-safety’ law sponsored by AM Rajkumar

By Patrick Stachniak

The Massapequa Park Village board listened to residents' concerns about speeding on Voilet Street and approved the site plan for a new Wonder.

Nassau

Massapequa Park Village board weighs options to reduce speeding, approves Wonder site

By Casey Fahrer

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BREAKING: Bally’s wins state casino license to build a casino-hotel complex in Ferry Point Park

By Emily Swanson

The Oyster Bay Town board held several public hearings at its final meeting of 2025.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay looks to restrict nursing home rentals, give more power to commissioner of Planning and Development

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau University Medical Center adopts its 2026 budget with a $167.1 million deficit.

Nassau

Nassau University Medical Center board adopts 2026 budget with $167.1M deficit

By Casey Fahrer

The Levittown School District is looking to add armed security to its 10 buildings.

Nassau

Levittown School District looks to add armed security to buildings

By Casey Fahrer

Village of Great Neck officials said union-affiliated protestors displayed an inflatable pig outside the village's trailers.

Nassau

Union protesters display inflatable pig outside Great Neck village hall, officials say

By Hannah Resnick

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Queens

Sen. Addabbo hosts annual career fair to help constituents and agencies

By Patrick Stachniak

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Nassau

New Hyde Park board raises traffic concerns over proposed senior day care center, approves fencing school, Vietnamese restaurant

By Isabella Gallo

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Nassau

Don Pollo to open its first Long Island location in Mineola

By Isabella Gallo

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Queens

DOT to officially eliminate ‘paper street’ in Maspeth from city map and remodel sign shop

By Patrick Stachniak

Nassau County leaders spoke out against a proposed corporate tax hike discussed by gov. Kathy Hochul and New York City Mayor-Elect Zorhan Mandani.

Nassau

Nassau County GOP, business leaders speak out against proposed corporate tax hike

By Casey Fahrer

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

Cheryl Fajardo is one of the petitioners who filed a lawsuit seeking to remove the president and treasurer of Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce.

Nassau

Council of Chambers accused of breaking bylaws in lawsuit; organization responds

By Hannah Resnick

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said there will be a marketing campaign to attract new residents and businesses to the county.

Nassau

Blakeman teases Nassau County marketing campaign following Mamdani’s win

By Hannah Resnick

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Nassau

Westbury board renews permit for Balducci’s Auto Repair, approves new stop sign at Carle and Woodcock

By Isabella Gallo

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Queens

Myrtle Ave. BID under new management after longtime president’s retirement

By Patrick Stachniak

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Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment plan passes City Council

By Emily Swanson

Glen Cove City Mayor Pam Panzenbeck listened to residents' concerns about holding just one public hearing for the city's 2026 budget, which was amended following the latest council meeting.

Nassau

Glen Cove’s $69M budget is amended despite not mention at meeting according to city charter

By Casey Fahrer

A state Supreme Court justice has denied a motion to delay the demolition of the Budget Inn in Massapequa.

Nassau

Judge sides with Oyster Bay over future demolition of Budget Inn

By Casey Fahrer

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Tenants at 1235 Woodycrest Ave., still displaced, living in poor conditions after August fire

Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal and Gov. Kathy Hochul visit Christopher Park on Feb. 11.

‘Let’s just do it’: Governor Hochul visits Stonewall National Monument, calls on Trump to restore Rainbow Flag

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‘I don’t feel safe in this building’: Fairview co-op residents left in the cold for 16 days amid heat outage

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Ashes to ashes, corpse to compost: Green-Wood Cemetery to offer ‘human composting’ starting in 2027