Long Island Archives – Page 5 of 45 – Politics NY

Sea Cliff Mayor Elena Vilafane (L.) and Village Administrator Bruce Kennedy (R.)

Nassau

Sea Cliff extends battery moratorium, proposes multi-family zoning halt

By Hannah Devlin

The state Civil Liberties Union has filed an appeal regarding the Massapequa School District's policy regarding gender identity.

Nassau

NYCLU challenges Massapequa School District’s gender identity resolution

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Super bad

By Geraldo Rivera

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly column: Corruption in the Chorus

By Bill O’Reilly

Nassau

South Floral Park Fire Department gets $427K grant for new training facility

By Isabella Gallo

Oyster Bay Town officials announce plans for the upcoming Oyster Fest.

Nassau

Oyster Bay Town officials announce plans for 2025’s Oyster Fest

By Casey Fahrer

Long Beach Republican Committee's Salute to Labor fundraiser 2025

Nassau

Long Beach Republican Committee hosts ‘Salute to Labor’ fundraiser

By Lauren Moriarty

The state has allocated over $36 million for work on the Northern State Parkway and Sunrise Highway.

Nassau

State begins repaving work on Sunrise Highway, Northern State Parkway

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

Sewanhaka parents raise concern over pride flag in classroom, conflicting events schedule

By Isabella Gallo

The Village of Great Neck board of trustees met on Tuesday, Sept. 30.

Nassau

Land surplus motion denied at village meeting

By Hannah Resnick

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Nassau

Appeals court casts doubt on legality of Nassau’s trans athlete ban

By Isabella Gallo

We need to protect Long Island's drinking water from PFAs and forever chemicals.

Editorial: Federal money, not delays needed to protect the water we drink

By Long Island Press

Nassau

Clarification of ‘League of Women Voters’ article

By Hannah Resnick

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman's $4.4 billion budget proposal for 2026 includes buyout packages for county employees.

Nassau

Nassau County’s proposed budget includes employee buyout packages

By Casey Fahrer

Assemblyman Norber (middle) with the Women of Distinction honorees.

Nassau

Assemblyman Norber hosts first Women of Distinction event

By Hannah Resnick

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Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Comptroller candidate Elaine Phillips Rep., Con.

By Elaine Phillips

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Nassau

Hempstead Supervisor Ferretti must testify in Open Meetings hearing in opponent’s lawsuit

By Isabella Gallo

President Donald Trump and Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman (L. to R.) attended the Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Blake Golf Course.

Nassau

Donald Trump visits Bethpage Black for Ryder Cup

By Casey Fahrer

State and local officials gathered at TOBAY Beach as eight grants were awarded through the South Shore Estuary Reserve Local Assistance Grants Program.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay receives $244,000 grant to protect shore

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Call me crazy…

By Geraldo Rivera

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: J. Edgar Comey

By Bill O’Reilly

U.S. Rep. Laura Gillen is calling for funding for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Consortium to be continued after cuts were announced in August.

Nassau

Laura Gillen calls for Pediatric Brain Tumor Consortium to receive funding past March 2026

By Casey Fahrer

Conceptual design for the planned Red Creek Skate Park in Hampton Bays skatepark

Southampton Town Issues Red Creek Skate Park Design Survey

By Oliver Peterson

The Greenport waterfront

Permanent Closing of Peconic Star Fleet Draws Ire, Confusion in Greenport

By Michael Malaszczyk

More from Around New York

wildfire

Lincoln Hospital and Fordham partner to study wildfire smoke’s impact on Bronx residents

NO KINGS Rally, Provincetown

Women’s Week sweeps through Provincetown

burglary

Three men wanted for burglary at Jamaica Hills home stealing more than $3M in cash, jewelry: NYPD

trump and nonprofit leader side by side funding freeze

Brooklyn Org survey reveals nonprofits struggling with rising costs, funding cuts and growing demand