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Dave Kerpen

Nassau

Election Guide 2025: North Hempstead Town Supervisor candidate Dave Kerpen, Dem.

By Long Island Press

Nassau

Mineola affirms sister city commitment to Estarreja, marks first anniversary

By Isabella Gallo

Nassau

Adult day care proposes New Hyde Park location, village introduces intern at board meeting

By Isabella Gallo

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman (Center), joined by former Rep. Peter King (L.), discusses security for the Cricket World Cup events at Eisenhower Park, which King consulted on.

Nassau

Ex-Rep. King hired as Nassau County counterterrorism adviser in $200K contracts

By Cameryn Oakes

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Nassau

State Sen. Steve Rhoads opens new district office in Levittown

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

New Hyde Park floats increasing penalties for keeping livestock in homes, animal abuse

By Isabella Gallo

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Coumn: A wake-up call for late night

By Bill O’Reilly

Friends and family gathered Monday night at the crash site where Antonio Benitez died.

Nassau

Attorney general reviewing death of teen killed in New Hyde Park following police pursuit

By Larissa Fuentes

U.S. Rep. Laura Gillen is one of. several lawmakers to back the Dignity Act of 2025, aimed at pushing ICE out of 'protected areas' and finding solutions for immigrants to stay within the country.

Nassau

Laura Gillen backs bipartisan immigration bill that would limit ICE, grant legal work status to some

By Casey Fahrer

New York City mayoral candidate, and former New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo speaks to the media after delivering an address on antisemitism at the West Side Institutional Synagogue in New York City, U.S., April 1, 2025.

Democracy Defender: Running for NYC Mayor or Not?

By Jerry Goldfeder

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.

Suffolk

Long Island housing nonprofit fights $1M in Trump cuts

By James Bernstein

William Luther requested the Massapequa Park Village board to review its laws about business and quiet hours.

Nassau

Massapequa Park resident requests reconsideration of village code

By Casey Fahrer

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Nassau

Public safety, village aesthetics top of mind in East Williston

By Isabella Gallo

Alpine Residential receives tax breaks from Nassau County Industrial Development Agency for Westbury property.

Nassau

Nassau IDA gives Alpine’s Westbury development tax breaks

By Casey Fahrer

The Long Island Cares Center responds to SNAP cuts included in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Nassau

SNAP cuts to ‘challenge’ Long Island food pantries

By Hannah Devlin

Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' will 'significantly undermind' health care worker's service on Long Island, critics say.

Nassau

Big Beautiful Bill impact on local hospitals remains unknown

By Emma Alexander

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Nassau

Pam Bondi cuts ribbon on nation’s newest cop city in Nassau, ICE welcome

By Isabella Gallo

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: Say, What?

By Bill O’Reilly

Nassau

Blakeman signs executive order allowing police to wear masks while working a year after banning mask wearing in county

By Isabella Gallo

Nicole Aloise is the Democratic candidate for Nassau County District Attorney in the 2025 elections. Here's everything you need to know.

Election Guide 2025: Nassau County DA candidate Nicole Aloise, Dem.

By Nicole M. Aloise

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: The lone rangers

By Geraldo Rivera

Flood waters on the Texas Gulf Coast, USA

Hamptons Chefs, Southampton Village Mayor to Announce Major Fundraising Effort for Texas Flood Recovery

By Dan's Staff

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Nassau

Hempstead town pools to get 40 palm trees over next few days

By Isabella Gallo

Nassau

New apartment proposal receives pushback by Mineola board, music school approved to open

By Isabella Gallo

More from Around New York

City University of New York Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez gave the State of the City University of New York address at Hostos Community College on Wednesday, highlighting a new careers initiative and celebrating investments in CUNY colleges, including two major projects in the Bronx.

CUNY Chancellor returns to Hostos for 2025 State of the City University of New York

The 52nd annual Village Halloween Parade.

PHOTOS: 2025 Village Halloween Parade

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Sen. Addabbo hosts concert and showcase for local artists

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Brooklyn housing market reaches record heights, bucking national trend