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No Kings protesters on March 28, 2026

More No Kings Rallies Hit the East End

By Timothy Bolger

Bruce Blakeman was deemed ineligible to receive matching funds as he runs for governor, according to a ruling by the state Public Campaign Finance Board.

Nassau

Blakeman ineligible to receive matching funds in governor’s race

By Casey Fahrer

Mineola's No Kings protest drew large crowds with signs and shouts.

Nassau

‘No Kings’ protests draw crowds in Mineola, Port Washington

By J. Cav Scott

Attorney Tom Abbate spoke to Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the town board about a proposal for a high-end car club in Syosset called Motor Club.

Nassau

Motor Club seeks permitting for high-end car lounge in Syosset

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: What is the mission?

By Geraldo Rivera

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: The age of deceit

By Bill O’Reilly

The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center in Glen Cove will feature a monument to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

Nassau

Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County to commemorate the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

By Casey Fahrer

No Kings

8 More East End ‘No Kings’ Protests Set for March 28

By Timothy Bolger

A stop sign in Glen Cove will be added to the intersection of Crow Lane and Robinson Avenue to address safety and traffic concerns.

Nassau

Glen Cove City Council to meet with community over immigration concerns, votes to add stop sign to intersection

By Casey Fahrer

Residents express their concerns to Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and town board members over battery energy storage systems and public hearing.

Nassau

Oyster Bay Town Board hears resident concerns as it looks to extend battery energy storage system moratorium again

By Casey Fahrer

Thomas Plominski, a Manorhaven resident, helped spearhead a public meetings to inform residents about overdevelopment in Manorhaven.

Editorial: Good news in addressing housing

By Long Island Press

Over 14 tons of illegal vapes were seized by officials, the state said.

Nassau

Officials seize 14 tons of illegal vapes, most headed to Nassau

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Sí, Se Puede

By Geraldo Rivera

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: Accepting evil

By Bill O’Reilly

New Hyde Park's village board and department superintendents at the recent trustee meeting.

Nassau

New Hyde Park presents tentative budget

By J. Cav Scott

Trustees Michael Longobardi (L.) and Jennifer Stewart (R.) won reelection unopposed in Floral Park.

Nassau

Floral Park incumbent trustees win election

By J. Cav Scott

Residents in the Villages of Farmingdale and Massapequa Park elected two trustees and a justice in the recent election.

Nassau

New trustee elected in Farmingdale, two incumbents return to board in Massapequa Park election

By Casey Fahrer

The latest crash on the Southern State Parkway has exemplified the roadway's danger.

Nassau

Latest fatal Southern State crash exemplifies danger of parkway

By Casey Fahrer

The Village of Sea Cliff had two trustees and a justice elected while one trustee was elected int he Village of Brookville.

Nassau

Two trustees, village justice elected in Sea Cliff, one trustee elected in Brookville

By Casey Fahrer

Michael Genatt was elected as the newest trustee in the Village of Brookville.

Nassau

Michael Genatt elected as newest trustee in Village of Brookville

By Casey Fahrer

FILE PHOTO: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio speaks in Washington

Nassau

State Department designates Great Neck man imprisoned in Iran a “wrongful detainee”

By Michael Campbell

Hempstead Town Supervisor John Ferretti at a recent board meeting.

Nassau

Hempstead asks car wash to add American flag before expanding

By J. Cav Scott

An 18-unit residential development is proposed for 700 Willis Ave.

Nassau

Village board defers judgment on Willis development

By J. Cav Scott

Demonstrators in Great Neck gather to cheer on US and Israeli war efforts in Iran.

Nassau

Demonstrators in Great Neck cheer US, Israeli war efforts

By Michael Campbell

More from Around New York

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