Long Island Archives – Page 9 of 56 – Politics NY

The Massapequa Park Village board listened to residents' concerns about speeding on Voilet Street and approved the site plan for a new Wonder.

Nassau

Massapequa Park Village board weighs options to reduce speeding, approves Wonder site

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Jeffrey who?

By Geraldo Rivera

Nassau

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: The irrepressible Edna Mashaal

By Janet Nina Esagoff

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Editorial: Protecting free speech and religious observances

By Schneps Media LI

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: Chasing phantoms

By Long Island Press

Elaine Phillips column: Slow down and verify: Tips to prevent getting scammed

by Elaine Phillips, Nassau County Comptroller

Massapequa Board of Education president Kerry Wachter and others are suing several state officials over censorship/

Nassau

Massapequa School District Board president, others, sue top state officials, claiming they are being censored

By Casey Fahrer

Maria Delgado of the Working Families Party received enough votes to swing the Huntington Town Supervisor election — but she had 'no idea' she was even on the ballot. Officials are investigating a potential political scheme.

Suffolk

Scrutiny grows over alleged political scheme in Huntington Town Supervisor race; questions surround Working Families Party ‘mystery candidate’

By Jessica Brand

The Glen Cove City Council passed a new law prohibiting marijuana consumption in public spaces at its latest meeting.

Nassau

City of Glen Cove prohibits marijuana consumption in public spaces

By Casey Fahrer

The Oyster Bay Town board held several public hearings at its final meeting of 2025.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay looks to restrict nursing home rentals, give more power to commissioner of Planning and Development

By Casey Fahrer

East Williston's 10U softball team, the Wildcats

Nassau

East Williston village board establishes fee, honors winning softball team

By J. Cav Scott

Nassau Bruce Blakeman

Nassau

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announces bid for governor

By Larissa Fuentes

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Editorial: What you can’t find online or in shopping malls

Schneps Media LI

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Nassau

Tim Leiweke, former CEO behind Islanders’ return, receives presidential pardon

By J. Cav Scott

Nassau University Medical Center adopts its 2026 budget with a $167.1 million deficit.

Nassau

Nassau University Medical Center board adopts 2026 budget with $167.1M deficit

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera column: Birthright or wrong

By Geraldo Rivera

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: The real Gulf of America

By Bill O’Reilly

The governor's race is heating up, with possible candidates including Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, Kark Grossman writes.

Op-Ed: Governor’s race heats up

By Karl Grossman

The state education commissioner put a stay order on the Locust Valley School District's gender policy, likening it to the Massapequa School District's.

Nassau

Locust Valley School District’s Title IX policy halted by state education commissioner

By Casey Fahrer

Shinnecock billboard/monument

Shinnecock Buck Court Order to Shutter Electronic Billboards

By Timothy Bolger

The Levittown School District is looking to add armed security to its 10 buildings.

Nassau

Levittown School District looks to add armed security to buildings

By Casey Fahrer

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David Black column: On behalf of the centrist Jews In America

By David Black

Levittown Superintendent Todd Winch

Nassau

Editorial: Should Nassau County schools have armed guards?

By Long Island Press

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Some of my best friends are immigrants

By Geraldo Rivera

More from Around New York

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Bronx leaders rally against Medicaid cuts that could leave thousands uninsured

Walter Naegle, Bayard Rustin's surviving spouse, delivers remarks on what would have been his late partner's 114th birthday.

Activists protest nuclear weapons in honor of Bayard Rustin’s birthday

Richard Swygert was convicted of murder on March 19 for a triple shooting that killed a 20-year-old Rosedale man in front of the notorious and now-closed Umbrella Hotel in Kew Gardens during the early morning hours of New Year's Day 2021.

Bronx man convicted of murder for 2021 New Year’s Day triple shooting at notorious Umbrella Hotel in Kew Gardens: DA

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