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Nassau

Hempstead passes controversial rezoning for Nassau HUB, no casino plans for now

By Isabella Gallo

Former Farmingdale Mayor George Graf has his plaque added to 'Wall of Honor'

Nassau

Farmingdale board honors former mayor, raises its salaries

By Casey Fahrer

Massapequa Park named top place to live in state by U.S. News and World Report

Nassau

Massapequa Park ranked best place to live in state

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

Williston Park passes four new laws on trash disposal and code clarification, approves dance studio

By Isabella Gallo

Picture of Village of East Williston's digital sign that was shown to residents at a board meeting

Nassau

East Williston digital sign may be on the move

By Casey Fahrer

State Sen. Bynoe said the Hempstead School District will receive $24 million in relief funding

Nassau

Hempstead School District set to receive $24 million in relief funding

By Casey Fahrer

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi holds press conference with business leaders as tariffs cause companies financial trouble

Nassau

LI businesses say tariffs may cause them to close

By Casey Fahrer

Westbury Mayor Peter Cavallaro looking at Cena 081's revised site maps during Thursday's meeting.

Nassau

Still no decision reached on Westbury’s Cena 081 cabaret permit

By Isabella Gallo

Massapequa Park Mayor Daniel Pearl called the village's $7.9 million budget "best balance of resource management" at a April 28 meeting

Nassau

Massapequa Park Village passes $7.9M budget

By Casey Fahrer

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Brooklyn

Brannan unveils plan to support small businesses faced with economic challenges

By Gabriele Holtermann

The Town of Oyster Bay held a public hearing for the special use permit application at the site of the former Manor East Catering Hall in Massapequa

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay to consider new catering hall permit

By Casey Fahrer

Toy companies like Ronkonkoma-based Top Trenz are assessing how to respond to a 145% tariff on imports from China amid preparations for the holiday season.

Nassau

‘A lose-lose situation’: Long Island-based toy company feels impacts of U.S. tariffs on China

By Cameryn Oakes

The Nassau County Planning Commission approves the extension of the Town of Oyster Bay battery energy storage system moratorium on April 10 after the town held a public hearing on the issue two days prior

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay’s battery energy storage system ban is extended

By Casey Fahrer

AARP members call for improvements to Social Security Administration's customer service at April 10 meeting

Nassau

AARP calls for improvements to Social Security Administration customer service

By Casey Fahrer

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New lawsuit alleges favoritism, political corruption in Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment award process

By Emily Swanson

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Bronx casino plan takes step forward as lawmakers introduce parkland bill

By Emily Swanson

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Nassau

Long Island’s congressional delegation talks SALT limit, bipartisanship at Long Island Association meeting

By Isabella Gallo

Hempstead School District administrators at March 6 meeting discussing potential implications of the 2025-26 budget deficit that may now be aided in the state budget

Nassau

Senator proposes relief for Hempstead School District

By Casey Fahrer

The Wantagh American Legion and elected officials at the St. Patrick's Day parade on March 16

Nassau

Wantagh community celebrates St. Patrick’s Day

By Casey Fahrer

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Community Board 10 votes against Bally’s casino in raucous meeting

By Emily Swanson

Brookville Mayor Dan Serota, Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Councilman Andrew Monteleone and Tax Receiver Jeffrey Pravato, L to R

Nassau

Nassau’s towns oppose proposed state zoning legislation

By Casey Fahrer

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer voted for cloture to pass continuing resolution to Senate floor

Nassau

Federal continuing resolution leads to $110 million lost by Long Island

By Casey Fahrer

Hempstead Union Free School District calls for help as it faces budget dilemma

Nassau

Hempstead School District calls for help as it faces $107 million in charter tuition payments

By Casey Fahrer

Shopping for groceries in Manhattan on March 4, 2025.

Business

More New Yorkers going into debt due to rising food costs, poll finds

By Jada Camille

More from Around New York

U.S. Representative Ritchie Torres urged City Hall to follow through with social services and treatment plans for people who frequented Roberto Clemente Plaza to use drugs that were displaced when the city cleared the notorious open air drug market last month. Local South Bronx residents say the city isn't doing enough to help and that drug use isn't truly being addressed, only relocated.

EXCLUSIVE: Torres calls for treatment plans for those city is chasing away from Roberto Clemente Plaza

Ace's Place, a new transitional housing program for trans New Yorkers, opened this summer in Long Island City, Queens.

New transitional housing program for transgender New Yorkers opens in Long Island City

New York State District Attorney Letitia James held a press conference on Thursday Aug. 7, detailing the first criminal case under recently passed legislation that criminalizes deed theft.

AG James files landmark criminal charges after elderly Queens woman’s home stolen in deed theft scheme

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‘A space for kids’: Brooklyn Children’s Museum to celebrate Caribbean culture with family festival