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Lee Zeldin Confirmed As Administrator of Environmental Protection Agency

By Michael Malaszczyk

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

By Timothy Bolger

Mayor Adams with attorney on resignation rumor

Politics

‘Completely false’: Mayor Adams’ defense attorney fiercely denies rumors of resignation and possible plea deal with feds

By Ethan Stark-Miller

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Electeds pledge support for migrants following ICE raid that rattled Highbridge community

By Emily Swanson

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Queens

Queens officials slam Trump’s federal funding freeze, call it ‘illegal and reckless’

By Shane O’Brien

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

NYC pol speaks out about Trump federal funding freeze

Politics

‘Stealing our lunch money’: NYC pols fume over Trump’s federal funding freeze, demand mayor sue president to stop it

By Ethan Stark-Miller

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City confirms 2,200-bed South Bronx shelter will open in February despite opposition during heated meeting

By Emily Swanson

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Queens

Council Member Holden demands the City shut down ‘failed’ Cooper Avenue men’s shelter in Glendale

By Colum Motherway

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Business

Potential Trump mass deportations could have ‘devastating impact’ on NYC, financial experts say

By Jada Camille

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

By Jay Jacobs

Chief of Patrol John Chell and Assistant Commissioner Kaz Daughtry

Politics

Some NYPD brass were ‘unprofessional’ in barrage of social media posts last year, DOI report finds

By Ethan Stark-Miller

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

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Queens

Jenifer Rajkumar drops comptroller bid to challenge Jumaane Williams for Public Advocate

By Colum Motherway

Republican Council Members Joann Ariola of Queens (left) and David Carr of Staten Island (right) are facing off to be the chamber's next minority leader. Taken on Jan. 23, 2025.

Politics

Boro battle: Race for GOP leadership in City Council comes down to Staten Island’s Carr and Queens’ Ariola

By Ethan Stark-Miller

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Brooklyn

Stephen Chan celebrates historic win at State Senate swearing-in ceremony

By Lauren Rapp

Rep. Laura A. Gillen Remarks

Nassau

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

By Casey Fahrer

Brooklyn

Bipartisan coalition celebrates closure of controversial Floyd Bennett Field migrant shelter

By Robert Pearl

Mayor Eric Adams

Politics

Mayor Adams not ‘feeling best,’ on ‘limited’ public schedule this week while undergoing medical tests, City Hall says

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer speaking

Politics

Schumer alleges Trump likely broke the law in shutting federal School Safety Board convened to help prevent school shootings

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Housing & Homelessness

South Bronx shelter plan sparks outrage as residents and officials push back

By Emily Swanson

More from Around New York

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North Central Bronx Hospital reaches record highs in child immunization rates

Kei Williams, the executive director of New Pride Agenda, at Tweed Courthouse on May 13.

New Yorkers rally in Manhattan after feds demand trans youth records from NYU Langone

Raising Cane's opened its new Laurelton location on May 13.

Raising Cane’s opens fifth Queens location in Laurelton, launches its first drive-thru in the borough

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Third annual Red Hook Film Festival celebrates local filmmakers