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Democratic lawmakers including Legislator Seth Koslow are suing Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman over his plan to create a private militia of armed citizens.

Nassau

Nassau lawmakers sue Blakeman, sheriff over ‘private militia’

By Nicole Formisano

Joyce Giuffra and Robert Giuffra attend SummerFest2024 at Southampton Arts Center on August 17, 2024 in Southampton, New York. (Photo by Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)

Southampton Attorney Appealing Trump’s Conviction

By Timothy Bolger

Asylum Seeking Migrants Wait In Line For Immigration Customs Enforcement Appointments

Nassau

Nassau police to assist ICE in mass deportations

By Nicole Formisano

Port Washington Interim Superintendent Christopher Shields

Nassau

Editorial: School districts face fears of immigration raids

By Schneps Media LI

Family and Children's Association CEO Jeffrey Reynolds said the federal funding freeze would have slashed a quarter of the organization's budget

Nassau

Federal funding freeze threat looms over Long Island organizations

By Cameryn Oakes

Former Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) speaks during his Senate Environment and Public Works confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill on January 16, 2025 in Washington, DC.

Trump adds cabinet members from LI, nominees advance

By Timothy Bolger, Michael Malaszczyk & Hannah Devlin

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly, No Spin Zone: Cheering the swamp

By Bill O’Reilly

Assemblymember Charles Lavine in the New York State Assembly Chamber, in Albany, NY on January 27, 2025

Nassau

Charles Lavine proposes state bill to teach Jan 6. attack on U.S. Capitol in schools

By Casey Fahrer

Oyster Bay Cove board of trustees say new development would "preserve" village character

Nassau

Oyster Bay Cove residents fight zoning change, 30-unit apartment complex

By Hannah Devlin

Commercial fishing boats at Montauk Harbor in Montauk, New York on August 15, 2016.

Suffolk Bill Aims to Protect Commercial Fishing Industry

By James Bernstein

Rendering of The Sands project proposed for Long Island Courtesy of the Sands

Nassau

Betting on Long Island with the Las Vegas Sands

By Claude Solnik

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Lee Zeldin Confirmed As Administrator of Environmental Protection Agency

By Michael Malaszczyk

An ICE agent monitors hundreds of asylum seekers being processed upon entering the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building on June 6, 2023 in New York City. Deportation

Deportation Confusion: East End Officials Send Mixed Signals Amid Trump’s Migrant Roundups

By Timothy Bolger

Nassau

Guest Column: A tale of two Shore Roads

By Delia DeRiggi-Whitton

Comptroller Michael Piccirillo speaks with the City of Glen Cove council members regarding its agreement with the community development agency

Nassau

Glen Cove council members discuss financial agreement with community agency

By Hannah Devlin

Jay Jacobs

Guest columnist Jay Jacobs: Don’t buy what Bruce Blakeman is selling

By Jay Jacobs

Problem solving over party politics: Common sense, common ground, common good

By Tom Suozzi

Oyster Bay Cove residents rally against a proposed 28-unit apartment building on Sandy Hill Road

Nassau

Oyster Bay Cove residents rally against 28-unit apartment complex

By Hannah Devlin

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Editorial: Remembering the Holocaust

By Schneps Media LI

Rep. Laura A. Gillen Remarks

Nassau

U.S. Rep. Gillen addresses constituents at in-district swearing-in

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

Settlement provides Nassau County with new legislative map

By Casey Fahrer

The Safe Center gives children a safe haven to talk to law enforcement and child protective services. (Photo courtesy of The Safe Center)

Nassau

Safe Center Long Island scales back, lays off employees

By Casey Fahrer

John durso

Guest Columnist John R. Durso: Together, we can build a stronger future for New York’s working families

By John Durso

Anthony Palumbo discussed Karilyn's Law on Tu4sday, Jan. 21, 2025

Palumbo Pushes for Karilyn’s Law, Guardianship Reform

By Timothy Bolger

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

Herbeth Rodriguez (l.) and Elias Martines Villanueva face mandatory life imprisonment terms for their roles in the November 2020 fatal shooting of a man they believed was an MS-13 member and the attempted murder of another man a month earlier.

Jackson Heights gang members convicted of murder for gunning down suspected MS-13 rival: Feds

Bay Ridge

PHOTOS | Bay Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade draws crowds for 31st annual celebration