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Hempstead Union Free School District calls for help as it faces budget dilemma

Editorial: State needs to help Hempstead, charter schools

By Long Island Press

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (NY-3) answered directly to caller questions from concerns about DOGE, the partisan divide and funding cuts during a tele-town hall

Nassau

Rep. Tom Suozzi talks DOGE, partisan divide in tele-town hall

By Cameryn Oakes

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera’s Column: A world in transition

By Long Island Press

Hundreds of anti-Elon Musk protestors gather with signs and chants outside Westbury's Tesla dealership.

Nassau

Anti-Elon Musk protest at Westbury Tesla dealership part of demonstrations sweeping across country

By Isabella Gallo

Hempstead Union Free School District calls for help as it faces budget dilemma

Nassau

Hempstead School District calls for help as it faces $107 million in charter tuition payments

By Casey Fahrer

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Nassau

State Assembly Member Blumencranz sues Gov. Hochul, MTA over congestion pricing

By Casey Fahrer

Town of Oyster Bay trustees at Feb. 11 meeting

Nassau

Former Town of Oyster Bay inspector general not charged after DA investigation

By Casey Fahrer

Sea Cliff trustee candidates James Versocki, left, and Mark Sobel, right

Nassau

Sea Cliff trustees James Versocki, Mark Sobel run for reelection

By Hannah Devlin

John Leonard at Parrish Art Museum

Southampton Showdown: Special Election Will Fill Vacant Town Board Seat

By Timothy Bolger

Mayor Daniel Pearl

Nassau

Three members of Massapequa Park Village up for re-election

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

Adam Koblenz runs for Roslyn Estates Mayor

By Connor Patton

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (NY-3) co--sponsor of legislation establishing study of Italian-American Museum

Tom Suozzi guest column: Reform requires strategy, not shockwaves

By Tom Suozzi

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera column: The Deep State strikes again

By Geraldo Rivera

The Nassau County Legislature voted to establish an opioid portal to streamline the distribution of opioid settlement funds

Nassau

Nassau County establishes opioid portal to distribute settlement funds, but critics say action coming too slow

By Cameryn Oakes

Amanda Lefton testifies during the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee when she was director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management on Thursday, May 13, 2021. (Photo By Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

Long Islander Amanda Lefton named new DEC commissioner

By Timothy Bolger

Republican lawmakers address MTA lawsuit fighting for congestion pricing

Nassau

Republican senators call for full repeal of congestion pricing

By Casey Fahrer

About 700 military contractors on Long Island, including Lockheed Martin, will be required to spend thousands of dollars to comply with new Department of Defense requirements.

LI defense contractors face costly upgrades under new Pentagon rules

By James Bernstein

Attorney Andrew Levitt at the Feb. 25 Oyster Bay Cove Board of Zoning Appeals meeting

Nassau

Oyster Bay Cove zoning board approves 28-unit renovation in village

By Hannah Devlin

Kash Patel, U.S. President Donald Trump’s nominee to be Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), testifies during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Jan. 30 in Washington, DC.

Nassau

Garden City native Kash Patel new boss of FBI, which he long criticized

By Timothy Bolger

Great Neck Estates village hall

Nassau

Four Great Neck villages hold uncontested elections on March 18

By Cameryn Oakes

Bruce Blakeman announces reelection campaign for county executive

Nassau

Bruce Blakeman kickstarts re-election campaign for county executive

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

“L.I. Stands with Ukraine” event brings island together as war enters fourth year

By Connor Patton

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera: Hostages dead and alive

By Geraldo Rivera

Bill O'Reilly

No Spin Zone: Discombobulating

By Bill O’Reilly

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Community Board 11 residents debate supportive housing project in Pelham Parkway

“Alpha," directed by Julia Ducournau, opens March 27th at IFC Center.

In ‘Alpha,’ a French family confronts a deadly, mysterious virus

From left to right, Cari Harewood, Gotham Health CEO Michelle Lewis, Gotham Health Regional Medical Director Dr. Peter Tesler, Gotham Health patient Katherine Guiracocha and Queens Borough President Donovan Richards. Photo by Shane O'Brien.

Donovan Richards announces $1 million in funding for Gotham Health Roosevelt in Jackson Heights

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