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Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera column: Venezuela in the crosshairs

By Geraldo Rivera

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

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Editorial: Scaffolding law an obstacle to affordability in N.Y.

By Schneps Media LI

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

Accabonac Harbor in East Hampton

East Hampton Opens Applications for 2026 Water Quality Improvement Grants

By Michael Malaszczyk

Holiday

Editorial: In a season of light, remember how much we share

By Schneps Media LI

Montaukett Indian Nation Chief Robert Pharaoh

Hochul Continues to Veto Montaukett Recognition Bill

By Timothy Bolger

Anthony D'Esposito was confirmed to serve as the Inspector General for the Department of Labor.

Nassau

Former U.S. Rep. D’Esposito confirmed as labor Inspector General

By J. Cav Scott

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Nassau

Trump endorses Blakeman in bid for governor, Stefanik drops out

By Cameryn Oakes

The Trump administration has halted offshore wind farm projects, including two off of Long Island's coast.

Nassau

Trump pauses offshore wind projects, including two off Long Island’s coast

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Please, not Walter Cronkite

By Geraldo Rivera

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: The affordability of Levittown

By Bill O’Reilly

The Locust Valley School. District has sued multiple state officials regarding its gender policy.

Nassau

Locust Valley School District sues state, trustee steps down

By Casey Fahrer

Michael Schlank

Michael Schlank op-ed: Antisemitism: The canary in the coal mine

By Michael Schlank

Tonya Halsey Schunk, a 33 year veteran of the Westhampton Beach Fire Department, has become the first woman elected to its Board of Commissioners.

Tonya Halsey Schunk Elected as First Woman to Westhampton Beach Fire Commissioners Board

By Michael Malaszczyk

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

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Jeffrey who?

By Geraldo Rivera

Nassau

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: The irrepressible Edna Mashaal

By Janet Nina Esagoff

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Editorial: Protecting free speech and religious observances

By Schneps Media LI

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: Chasing phantoms

By Long Island Press

Elaine Phillips column: Slow down and verify: Tips to prevent getting scammed

by Elaine Phillips, Nassau County Comptroller

Massapequa Board of Education president Kerry Wachter and others are suing several state officials over censorship/

Nassau

Massapequa School District Board president, others, sue top state officials, claiming they are being censored

By Casey Fahrer

Maria Delgado of the Working Families Party received enough votes to swing the Huntington Town Supervisor election — but she had 'no idea' she was even on the ballot. Officials are investigating a potential political scheme.

Suffolk

Scrutiny grows over alleged political scheme in Huntington Town Supervisor race; questions surround Working Families Party ‘mystery candidate’

By Jessica Brand

The Glen Cove City Council passed a new law prohibiting marijuana consumption in public spaces at its latest meeting.

Nassau

City of Glen Cove prohibits marijuana consumption in public spaces

By Casey Fahrer

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fire at reformed church of south brooklyn

Fire tears through historic Reformed Church of South Bushwick