Nassau Archives – Page 2 of 33 – Politics NY

Plandome Heights Mayor Kenneth Riscica, center, and members of the Board of Trustees discuss village business during the board's meeting at Village Hall.

Nassau

Plandome Heights explores villagewide parking rule changes

By Miao Li

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

Nassau

Editorial: Are armed guards best of use of school district’s money?

By Long Island Press

Paul Bloom, attorney representing The Daten Group, updates the Great Neck Plaza Board of Trustees on Wednesday about the proposed 64-unit residential redevelopment.

Nassau

Great Neck Plaza eyes taxi fare hike, landscaper permit

By Miao Li

New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin announced a staffer, who had been detained by ICE, was freed months after being taken into custody in Bethpage.

Nassau

New York City Council staffer freed from ICE custody after being detained in Bethpage

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau officials are pushinig back against a proposed rate increase from Liberty Utilities, who supplies water to many communities within the county.

Nassau

Nassau officials call for state Public Service Commission to reject Liberty Utilities’ proposed rate increase

By Casey Fahrer

Villages 2

Nassau

Why does Long Island have so many villages?

By Michael Campbell

Glen Cove City Mayor Pam Panzenbeck and the city council honored students during a meeting.

Nassau

Glen Cove City Council looking to make $12 million improvement to local water with help of state grant

By Casey Fahrer

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi and former state Assembly Member Michael LiPetri Jr. won their respective party primaries in New York's 3rd Congressional District.

Nassau

Suozzi, LiPetri win congressional primaries, set up rematch in November

By Larissa Fuentes

Residents attend a public hearing on a proposed 64-unit apartment development at 68 Grace Ave. in Great Neck Plaza.

Nassau

Great Neck Plaza residents raise concerns over proposed rental apartment development at historic church site

By Miao Li

Vice President JD Vance spoke at Gold Coast Studios in Bethpage about public safety initiatives and criticized Rep. Tom Suozzi ahead of the upcoming election.

Nassau

Vice President JD Vance targets Suozzi, backs LiPetri at Bethpage rally

By Larissa Fuentes

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino (C.) and the town board adressed residents about Oyster Bay’s housing discrimination settlement.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay removes residency preference for housing program after discrimination settlement

By Michael Campbell

Multiple Nassau County villages held elections, including Centre Island, which had its mayor re-elected in a contested race.

Nassau

Residents in several of Nassau’s north shore villages re-elect officials

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

Great Neck-area voters largely back incumbents in village elections

By Miao Li

IMG_5205 Large

Nassau

Russell Gardens trustee candidates outline priorities ahead of village election

By Miao Li

U.S. Rep.s Laura Gillen and Tom Suozzi are facing challengers in the 2026 primary election for Congressional Districts NY-3 and NY-4.

Nassau

Candidates for New York’s 3rd, 4th Congressional Districts

By Paulina Marinkovic

Residents are pushing for a referendum and backing a write-in trustee candidate ahead of a July hearing on the proposed zoning change.

Nassau

700 sign petitions as write-in candidacy emerges in Lake Success cannabis debate

By Miao Li

The Village of Lake Success saw its first contested mayoral race in roughly four decades this year, prompting broader discussions about civic participation and the village's nomination process.

Nassau

First contested race in decades raises questions about how Lake Success chooses its leaders

By Miao Li

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Town Comptroller Steve Ballas and Internal Audit Division Head Richard Principe (L. to R.) with the town’s financial reporting award.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay awarded for excellence in financial reporting

By Long Island Press

The Village of Farmingdale approved two bond borrowings totaling $1.5 million for a new parking lot and firefighter equipment.

Nassau

Farmingdale village approves $1.5M in bonds for parking lot, firefighter equipment

By Farhan Alam

Nassau

Chabad of Manhasset dedicates mezuzah at Council Member’s office

By Miao Li

Candidates in Bayville shared their views to village residents as the election nears.

Nassau

Meet the candidates event held for candidate-less Bayville Village mayoral election

By Jack Bulik

IMG_3307 (1)

Nassau

Community groups claim victory after Kings Point Park bill dies in Albany

By Miao Li

The City of Glen Cove is facing a $3.1 million budget deficit, and its credit rating has been downgraded.

Nassau

Glen Cove’s credit rating downgraded over $3M budget gap

By Casey Fahrer

Richard Kessel was appointed the new chairman of the Nassau Health Care Corporation.

Nassau

Richard Kessel named chairman of Nassau University Medical Center Board

By Larissa Fuentes

More from Around New York

Screenshot 2026-07-28 at 4.38.51 PM

Harvesting Health Market returns for its fourth year, brings free farm-fresh produce to the Bronx

St. Pat’s for all co-chair Kathleen Walsh D’Arcey in 2023.

Kathleen Walsh D’Arcy, LGBTQ ally and co-chair of St. Pat’s for All, remembered as a ‘tireless force for equality’

CMCP Mtn. Gates of Life cleaning, FMCP 7.28.2026 NYC Parks (12)

Interns clean iconic monuments at Flushing Meadows Corona Park through NYC Parks Citywide Monuments Conservation Program

green-wood green-way

Proposed ‘Green-Wood Green-Way’ gets $4M in City Council funding for outreach, design