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Nassau

Former Hempstead Supervisor Anthony Santino dies at 64

By Isabella Gallo

Farid Huezo and Terence O'Connor were given certificates of commendation for their involvement in finding a lost child.

Nassau

Child lost and found at Great Neck Plaza Halloween event

By Hannah Resnick

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Some of my best friends are cops

By Long Island Press

The Village of Great Neck temporarily lifted evening parking permit requirements in a municipal lot.

Nassau

Village of Great Neck opens overnight parking spots amid shortage

By Hannah Resnick

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: The smiling communist

By Bill O’Reilly

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said there will be a marketing campaign to attract new residents and businesses to the county.

Nassau

Blakeman teases Nassau County marketing campaign following Mamdani’s win

By Hannah Resnick

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Nassau

Westbury board renews permit for Balducci’s Auto Repair, approves new stop sign at Carle and Woodcock

By Isabella Gallo

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman addresses supporters on election night after taking a commanding lead in his bid for re-election.

Nassau

Blakeman eyes run for governor as Stefanik announces candidacy

By Isabella Gallo

Patriot Awards

Melania Trump, Erika Kirk honored at 2025 FOX Nation Patriot Awards

By Christy Hinko

Nick LaLota is calling for George Santos to resign

LaLota Fundraising Keeps Pace with Prior Campaign

By Jessica Brand

Joe Saladino is projected to remain the Oyster Bay Town Supervisor after the 2025 Election results are finalized as all five Republican incumbents are in place to win.

Nassau

Oyster Bay Town’s Republican officials looking at victory across the board

By Casey Fahrer

Pam Panzenbeck was all smiles as she looks to remain the Glen Cove City mayor after the 2025 Election.

Nassau

Panzenbeck projected to win for mayor, council looks to remain split in Glen Cove City elections

By Casey Fahrer

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Nassau

Republicans maintain majority in Nassau County Legislature, but Democrats gain 1 seat

By Cameryn Oakes

Ferretti 2 election

Nassau

Ferretti, incumbent Republicans win Hempstead supervisor, board seats

By Isabella Gallo

Suffolk County Legislators Ann Welker, who represents the South Fork, and Jerome Gonzalez, who represents Suffolk's Ninth District, both won re-election.

Doroski Leads Stark in Possible Upset Nixing GOP’s Suffolk Legislative Supermajority

By Timothy Bolger & Michael Malaszczyk

Live election results from Long Island races

Election Day 2025: Long Island race results

By Long Island Press

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Dialogue, book signing with Ex-U.S. Rep. Steve Israel moderated by Robert Zimmerman

By Steve Blank

St. Vincent de Paul Long Island’s “Souper Bowl” canned food drive encourages people to stock the shelves of the food banks.

Editorial: Federal food stamp funding and Nassau County

By Long Island Press

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Nassau

Village of Mineola receives positive audit report

By Isabella Gallo

Island Harvest volunteers help distribute food to nearly 260 older adults who lined up for supplemental food boxes in Melville this weekend.

Nassau

LI food banks, Nassau working to fill ‘grim’ gap caused by cut in SNAP benefits

By Isabella Gallo

It's Election Day 2025. Here's what Long Islanders need to know about candidates, voting locations, races to watch and more.

Election Day 2025: Races to watch, voting locations and more

By Long Island Press

Jacqueline Franchetti founded Kyra's Champions after her daughter Kyra was murdered.

Nassau

Kyra’s Champions advocate for law inclusion in State of The State

By Hannah Resnick

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Nassau

New Hyde Park elementary school gets facilities face-lift

By Long Island Press

Jeff Sprotte posed his dog, Timmy, in front of one of his previous beautification projects in the Village of Plandome.

Nassau

Village of Plandome gets beautification commission, new deputy mayor

By Hannah Resnick

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2025 Power Women of the Bronx: a night of women leaders honored, glass ceilings shattered

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Report details allegations of police harassment against LGBTQ New Yorkers

A Briarwood man who allegedly broke into two vehicles in front of the 115th Precinct in Jackson Heights was arraigned for bail jumping after he fled the state and was apprehended in California last month.

Briarwood bail-jumper busted in California, extradited back to Queens to face grand larceny, burglary charges: DA

‘We are all one family’: Cops spread Thanksgiving cheer to North Brooklyn families in need