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people at grand army plaza rally for arms embargo in gaza

Brooklyn

Hundreds rally at Grand Army Plaza to call for humanitarian aid in Gaza

By Gabriele Holtermann

Flower Hill Board of Trustees August 4

Nassau

Flower Hill board discusses potential reforms of its plant policies

By Amit Ben-Bassat

The Pour Authority owner, Rita Kumar, and architects Thomas Guarino and Thomas Fox (L. to R.) seeking approval for a new bar at the Farmingdale Village Board of Trustees meeting.

Nassau

The Pour Authority receives special use permit from Farmingdale Village board

By Casey Fahrer

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Nassau

Attorney calls for police reform after Nassau OKs $1.7M in police brutality case

By Isabella Gallo

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Nassau

Democrat Nicole Aloise outraises incumbent Anne Donnelly in challenge for DA seat

By Isabella Gallo

City Council, advocates celebrate $50 million mental health and safety investment, call on Mayor Adams to prioritize Rikers closure

By Shea Vance & Lloyd Mitchell

Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine

Suffolk

Suffolk Exec Romaine offers tax breaks to NYC businesses if Mamdani is elected mayor

By Aparajita Chatterjee

The NYPD’s new quality of life teams along the Coney Island boardwalk.

Brooklyn

Mayor Adams and NYPD expand quality of life teams across Brooklyn after successful pilot

By Manuela Moreyra

(left to right) Zohran Mamdani, DC37 Executive Director Henry Garrido, and Senator Elizabeth Warren

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Elizabeth Warren campaigns with Mamdani in NYC, calling for universal childcare at DC37 union headquarters

By Shea Vance

Assembly Member Jenifer Rajkumar speaks at Saturday's rally outside 56-21 Clover Pl. Also pictured: Assembly Member Maritza Dávila. Phot: Ramy Mahmoud.

Queens

Elected officials and tenants protest against alleged ‘displacement tactics’ at Glendale’s Clover Place

By Shane O’Brien

The U.S. Navy has completed the installation of six extraction wells at the former Grumman site in Bethpage.

Nassau

U.S. Navy opening water treatment plants at ex-Grumman site in Bethpage

By Casey Fahrer

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Housing & Homelessness

AM Tapia awards $20K to Bronx supportive housing

By Emily Swanson

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera column: Hello Habibi

By Geraldo Rivera

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: A cuppa Joe

By Bill O’Reilly

Glen Cove Mayor Pam Panzenbeck says city officials have begun talks with a potential ferry operator.

Nassau

Glen Cove officials begin discussions with ferry operator, potential launch this fall

By Hannah Devlin

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Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Legislator District 2 candidate Pepi Blanchard, Rep., Con.

By Pepi Blanchard

man with beard and suit and tie speaking into tv news microphones Zohran Mamdani

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Mamdani leads with Jewish voters in new poll, but most worry his vision for NYC would make them less safe

By Shea Vance

Council member Tiffany Cabán among 50 protesters arrested in takeover of Schumer, Gillibrand’s Midtown offices

By Dean Moses

Mayor Eric Adams smiling and wearing shirt

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Eric Adams brushes off report that his campaign filed fraudulent signatures to get ballot line

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Glen Cove Deputy Mayor Donna McNaughton, Mayor Pam Panzenbeck and Controller Michael Piccirillo (L. to R.)

Nassau

Glen Cove celebrates 1st financial surplus in 6 years

By Hannah Devlin

Kristi Romano

Nassau

Williston Park’s clerk didn’t think she’d end up in government. Now, she’s using her banking background to keep taxes low

By Isabella Gallo

Rep. Grace Meng and Sen. John Liu brought together community groups and healthcare leaders for a roundtable discussion on Tuesday July 29 about the impact of President Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill.'

Queens

Queens lawmakers, healthcare providers analyze impact of Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ on NYC

By Athena Dawson

wyckoff heights medical center medicaid cuts

Brooklyn

Medicaid cuts could force Brooklyn’s safety-net hospitals to close, leave thousands uninsured

By Kirstyn Brendlen

NYC Schools Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos with Mayor Adams announcing additional early childhood funding

EXCLUSIVE: Why did NYC Department of Education spend $745,000 at a single Brooklyn restaurant last fiscal year?

By Shea Vance

More from Around New York

congestion

Op-ed: The Bronx should be the biggest benefiters of congestion pricing. We can’t stop that progress now.

Evan Adams in "The Business of Fancydancing."

Q&A: Filmmaker and actor discuss restoration of gay Native American film ‘The Business of Fancydancing’

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Simple ways Queens neighbors can bridge the gap from SNAP cuts

Marine Park

Marine Park honors local heroes at annual Veterans Day ceremony