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Editorial: Celebrating Black History Month in Nassau

By Schneps Media LI

A 'DE-ICE Nassau County' rally drew a pro-Trump caravan in counter-protest.

Nassau

‘DE-ICE Nassau County’ rally draws pro-ICE counter-protest along Sunrise Highway

By Timothy Daly

The Oyster Bay Town Board approved over $6.7 million in fire district and fire department contract while Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino said he was frustrated with the state.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay signs $6.7 million in fire district contracts

By Casey Fahrer

The Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's global tariffs.

Nassau

Supreme Court blocks Trump’s global tariffs, sparks political reactions

By Larissa Fuentes

Author George C. Onuorah (R.) with Rev. Jesse Jackson (L.).

Legacy of hope: Remembering the Rev. Jesse Jackson

By J. Cav Scott

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reportedly expanding its presence across Long Island.

Nassau

ICE is renting office space in Woodbury for 40 attorneys

By Nicholas Gordon

Renee Hoberman of Plainview was sentenced to seven years in prison in a federal courtroom.

Nassau

Plainview social worker sentenced to seven years for child porn

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: U.S.A.

By Geraldo Rivera

North Shore Democratic clubs gathered at multiple spots along Northern Boulevard to protest ICE.

Nassau

North Shore Democrats rally to ‘de-ICE’ Nassau County along Northern Boulevard

By Larissa Fuentes

Assembly Member Daniel Norber announced he is not seeking reelection for the 16th District seat.

Nassau

Assembly Member Daniel Norber not seeking reelection in 16th District

By Larissa Fuentes

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: A big hit by the supremes

By Bill O’Reilly

Northwell Health's Glen Cove Hospital became the first hospital in the state to earn the presidential quality award.

Nassau

Glen Cove Hospital becomes first health institute in state to earn presidential quality award

By Casey Fahrer

Former state Sen. and Oyster Bay Town Clerk Carl Marcellino died at 83.

Nassau

Former state Sen., Oyster Bay Town Clerk Carl Marcellino died at 83

By Casey Fahrer

Town of Hempstead Supervisor Democratic Candidate Joe Scianablo was joined by residents calling upon the state to audit the Town of Hempstead. Courtesy: Joe Scianablo

Nassau

Dem supervisor candidate Scianablo calls for state audit of Hempstead Town

By Claude Solnik

Allison Ingram is running for the trustee position in the Village of Farmingdale for the first time.

Nassau

New candidate running for Village of Farmingdale trustee, Village of Massapequa Park trustees seek reelection

By Casey Fahrer

The Carle Place School District will hold a community vote on its HVAC project.

Nassau

Carle Place School District to hold community vote on HVAC project

By Long Island Press

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi and environmental leaders called out the federal governments recent deregulatory actions.

Nassau

Suozzi, environmental leaders call out Trump deregulatory actions

By Casey Fahrer

The Trump Administration's repeal of a 2009 EPA climate rule raised concerns across Nassau County.

Nassau

Trump EPA repeal of climate rule sparks concern for Nassau County

By Larissa Fuentes

A dog in the Hempstead Animal Shelter.

Nassau

Hempstead withholds judgment on pet registry installation

By J. Cav Scott

Commander Robert Freeland, recipient of the Tribute and Honor Foundation’s Volunteer Award.

Editorial: Showing appreciation to our veterans

By Schneps Media LI

Gov. Kathy Hochul touts endorsements from Long Island Democrats

Nassau

Gov. Kathy Hochul touts endorsements from LI Democrats

By Michael Campbell

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Never too late

By Geraldo Rivera

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: The price of rebellion

By Bill O’Reilly

Benjamin Landa.

Meet Benjamin Landa: CEO of Sentosa Care, U.S. Nominee for Ambassador to Hungary

By Todd Shapiro

More from Around New York

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Former Westech employees preparing federal class action lawsuit alleging labor law violations

Panelists engage during New York Transgender Advocacy Group's annual health and wellness summit.

New York Transgender Advocacy Group hosts health and wellness summit

Cops are looking for the suspects who allegedly robbed a food delivery man at gunpoint and knifepoint, taking around $3,000 in cash and property in Flushing.

Armed robbers steal $3K in cash and property from delivery man in Flushing: NYPD

National Nurses Week

National Nurses Week: Two Maimonides leaders reflect on care, community and calling