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Brooklyn

Brooklyn lawmaker pushes to bring back year-round outdoor dining

By Jonathan Mak

Jars full of dried cannabis will soon fill the shelves of recreational marijuana dispensaries

Riverhead Yet to OK Cannabis Dispensary Permit, Despite Court Ruling

By Jessica Brand

armory

Lawmakers press for neighborhood protections at Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment hearing

By Emily Swanson

The Town of Oyster Bay approved new parking requirements at its latest board meeting.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay updates parking laws amid legal battle with L.I. Muslims over mosque

By Casey Fahrer

Oyster Bay Town officials announce plans for the upcoming Oyster Fest.

Nassau

Oyster Bay Town officials announce plans for 2025’s Oyster Fest

By Casey Fahrer

The state has allocated over $36 million for work on the Northern State Parkway and Sunrise Highway.

Nassau

State begins repaving work on Sunrise Highway, Northern State Parkway

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman's $4.4 billion budget proposal for 2026 includes buyout packages for county employees.

Nassau

Nassau County’s proposed budget includes employee buyout packages

By Casey Fahrer

State and local officials gathered at TOBAY Beach as eight grants were awarded through the South Shore Estuary Reserve Local Assistance Grants Program.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay receives $244,000 grant to protect shore

By Casey Fahrer

The Greenport waterfront

Permanent Closing of Peconic Star Fleet Draws Ire, Confusion in Greenport

By Michael Malaszczyk

small business

State comptroller visits Castle Hill small business owners, distributes unclaimed funds

By Emily Swanson

Officials say the Ryder Cup is expected to generate $160 million for Long Island's economy.

Nassau

Ryder Cup expected to generate $160M in economic activity for Long Island

By Casey Fahrer

bronx chamber of commerce

Bronx Chamber of Commerce holds annual gala in celebration of ‘booming’ business sector

By Emily Swanson

The Westbury Fire Department may receive funding for a new memorial to honor those who have died to go along its existing memorial.

Nassau

Westbury Water and Fire District, Westbury Arts to possibly receive county grants

By Casey Fahrer

Mineola board approves new neurosurgery practice, taekwondo school

By Isabella Gallo

bally's

Fireworks at second hearing on Bally’s Casino plan for Throggs Neck as Marmorato voices concerns over hecklers

By Emily Swanson

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Adams announces free Chromebooks for 350,000 NYC students this school year

By Emily Swanson

Bronx designer with woman on fitting a dress for a fashion show

Custom glam: Council Member Farías collabs with Bronx dressmaker Edwin Reyes for elected officials’ fashion show

By Emily Swanson

Westbury Village Mayor Peter Cavallaro said he was 'troubled' by how Cena 081 has operated.

Nassau

Westbury Village board ‘troubled’ by Cena 081 noise complaints

By Casey Fahrer

preston alumna and officials celebrate street renaming

Elected officials unveil Preston High School Way, celebrating history and salvation of a Bronx institution

By Emily Swanson

The Town of Oyster Bay has backed out of its agreement with the Muslims on Long Island regarding a settlement that would have approved a Bethpage mosque's proposal and given the organization $3.95 million.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay backs out of settlement agreement with Bethpage mosque

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

Mineola to hold second hearing on proposed apt. complex Sept. 10

By Isabella Gallo

A New Hyde Park resident asked the town board to look at its town code regarding food vendors during public comment.

Nassau

New Hyde Park resident debates North Hempstead Town code about food vendors

By Casey Fahrer

New Hyde Park Board of Trustees meeting 8/22/25

Nassau

New Hyde Park board addresses empty store fronts, traffic enforcement

By Amit Ben-Bassat

bally's

First hearing of Bally’s Community Advisory Council shows majority support amid lingering concerns

By Emily Swanson

More from Around New York

Local environmental and transit advocates questioned state and federal experts about the plans to repair five bridges along the Cross Bronx Expressway at the first of the three public hearings over the proposal on December 5.

Underwhelming attendence at public hearings for Cross Bronx bridge repairs spurs concern over public engagement

Rev. Jacqueline J. Lewis, Matthew Marrero, and Rev. Amanda Ashcraft sing a hymn together at a press conference on Dec. 9.

Gay man detained by ICE, prompting husband and advocates to speak out

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Metropolitan Park anti-casino movement grows as 30 faith leaders release statements in opposition

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We’ll be BWAC: After fire, Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition launches search for new home