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Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: War notes

By Long Island Press

The Town of Oyster Bay unveiled the Baymen’s Memorial Monument in honor of the ones who risk their lives on the water at Theodore Roosevelt Park.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay unveils Baymen’s Memorial Monument

By Nicole Krumholz

Great Neck Plaza Mayor Ted Rosen, shown on screen, joined the Wednesday Board of Trustees meeting remotely along with several trustees and village officials.

Nassau

Great Neck Plaza meeting ends in minutes after hearings postponed

By Miao Li

The League of Women Voters has scheduled several debates on the East End ahead of the general election.

League of Women Voters to Host Congressional Candidates Primary Debate Ahead of Early Voting Dates

By Ariana Glaser

NYS OPWDD Commissioner Willow Baer (C.) taking a tour of LISH Care with CEO Aaron Clark (L.) and Suffolk County Health Commissioner Gregson Pigott (R.).

Suffolk

Long Island Select Healthcare awarded $2.3 state grant

By Danny Frank

Residents Brad and Michelle Baum speak during a Village of Great Neck Board of Trustees meeting, presenting photographs and complaints about noise, garbage and meat handling practices at a nearby business.

Nassau

Great Neck village residents raise sanitation, safety and housing concerns at board meeting

By Miao Li

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Ex-Rep. George Santos under another federal investigation, this time for alleged insider trading

By Cameryn Oakes

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Nassau

Editorial: Reducing the cost of housing in Nassau County

By Long Island Press

Bayville Village Mayor Steve Minicozzi is not seeking re-election as nobody is currently running for the position ahead of the June 16 election.

Nassau

No mayoral candidate in Bayville? Other villages prepare for June 16 election

By Farhan Alam

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Glory to Ukraine

By Long Island Press

From left, Shahriar "Ebi" Victory, candidate for mayor, and trustee candidates Tedi Kashinejad and Payam Kermanian are running in the Village of Kings Point election on June 16. Victory is seeking to succeed Mayor Kouros Torkan, who is not seeking reelection.

Nassau

Kings Point mayor steps down; three running unopposed

By Miao Li

Village of Lake Success (top L.to R)Mayor Adam Hoffman and Trustee Robert Gal , along with (bottom L. to R.) Trustees Spyro Dimitratos and Fred Handsman, are seeking reelection in the June 16 village election after winning their party's nominations in an April primary. The four incumbents are running unopposed.

Nassau

Four incumbents seek reelection in Lake Success

By Miao Li

Village of Great Neck Trustee Bart Sobel is seeking re-election in the June 16 village election. Sobel, a Great Neck attorney, has served on the board since 2010 and is running unopposed for another term.

Nassau

Great Neck Village Trustee Bart Sobel seeks another term

By Miao Li

Glen Cove City Mayor Pam Panzenbeck swore in Luca Mandato tpo the city police department.

Nassau

Glen Cove City Council approves $4.9 million bond after failing to approve it two weeks prior

By Casey Fahrer

Advocates are continuing to push for the passage of Kyra’s Law, legislation designed to strengthen child safety protections in New York custody and visitation cases involving abuse allegations.

Nassau

Kyra’s Law advances in Albany as advocates push for final passage

By Miao Li

Riverhead Town Supervisor Jerry Halpin

Riverhead Supervisor Announces Early Retirement Incentives to Cut Taxes

By Oliver Peterson

Members of the Westbury Volunteer Fire Department saluted during the Memorial Day ceremony.

Nassau

Village of Westbury holds annual Memorial Day commemoration

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera editorial: Weaponization 1776

By Geraldo Rivera

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Nassau

Russell Gardens voters to choose justice, trustees in contested election

By Miao Li

Manhasset voters approved the school district’s $118.9 million budget for the 2026-27 school year Tuesday, May 19 and elected Jenna Rizzo to the Board of Education in an uncontested race.

Nassau

Manhasset, Port Washington voters approve school budgets, elect unopposed BOE candidates

By Miao Li

Village of Great Neck trustees discuss and later approve a local law Tuesday, May 19, extending elected officials’ terms from two years to four years.

Nassau

Village of Great Neck advances 4-year terms after no public comment

By Miao Li

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Advocates Seek to Protect Sag Harbor from National Chains

By James Bernstein

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick departs following an interview with the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee as part of the panel's ongoing probe of late sex offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., May 6, 2026. (REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst)

Jericho’s Lutnick downplays Epstein ties in congressional testimony

By Timothy Bolger

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A Holocaust Survivor’s Warning: NYU Must Mandate Holocaust Education

By Olga Spiegel

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Five Boroughs Winners Special

Where to watch the World Cup in the Bronx: Free watch parties, screenings and special events

The 2025 Queer Liberation March banner leads the way.

Reclaim Pride Coalition’s eighth annual Queer Liberation March slated for June 28

Detectives from the 107th Precinct arrested Terrell Jarrett, 37, of Brooklyn on June 19 and charged him with attempted murder for shoving a 63-year-old F train rider off the platform at the Parsons Boulevard subway station.

Brooklyn man shoved 63-year-old man onto tracks during argument at Parsons Boulevard subway station: NYPD

fire at reformed church of south brooklyn

Fire tears through historic Reformed Church of South Bushwick