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Diana Moreno casts her vote in the D36 special election at PS 166Q. Photo by Ramy Mahmoud.

Queens

Queens voters head to the polls for Assembly District 36 special election to fill Mamdani’s old seat

By Shane O’Brien & Patrick Stachniak

East Hampton Village Mayor Jerry Larsen and East Hampton Village Chief of Police Jeffrey Erickson

East Hampton Town Residents Brave Cold & Snow to Score Discounted Beach Parking Permits

By Marc Horowitz

Former Assembly Member Mike LiPetri announced he is running for New York's 3rd Congressional District.

Nassau

Mike LiPetri launches 2026 congressional bid

By Larissa Fuentes

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Vanessa Gibson sworn in for second term as Bronx Borough President at Lehman Center for the Performing Arts

By Keke Grant-Floyd

The Nassau County Bar Association has called for an open investigation into shootings by federal immigration enforcement agents.

Nassau

Bar association says investigation needed into Good, Pretti shootings

By J. Cav Scott

Gov. Kathy Hochul speaking in snow

Politics

2026 Governor’s race: Hochul surges to record favorability in new poll; GOP rival Blakeman struggles with name recognition

By Adam Daly

Trustee Michael Longobardi with wife, Patricia, and their children, Andrea and Michael in Floral Park Village Hall.

Nassau

Meet your official: Floral Park is family to Michael Longobardi

By J. Cav Scott

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Justin Sanchez and Amanda Farías elected to lead Bronx City Council delegation

By Emily Swanson

Three owners of a new hookah lounge received a special use permit from the Village of Farmingdale.

Nassau

Hookah lounge owners plan to revitalize old space in Farmingdale Village

By Casey Fahrer

Council Member Julie Won speaks at a press conference celebrating the passage of the OneLIC Neighborhood Plan on the steps of City Hall Wednesday afternoon. Photo by Shane O'Brien.

Queens

Queens Council Member Julie Won announces run for New York’s 7th Congressional District

By Shane O’Brien

Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaking

Politics

MAMDANI’S FIRST 100 DAYS: Mayor says Trump threat to strip federal funds over sanctuary city policies misses deadline

By Adam Daly

District 36 residents cast their votes during early voting ahead of the Feb. 3 special election to replace Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Photo by Ramy Mahmoud.

Queens

Early voting closes ahead of Feb. 3 special election to fill Mamdani’s former Queens Assembly seat

By Shane O’Brien

Dozens protest in front of U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi's office in Glen Cove after he was one of seven Democrats to vote in favor of a House of Representatives appropriation bill providing billions of dollars to ICE.

Nassau

Community protests outside Suozzi office because he voted to fund DHS

By Casey Fahrer

Virginia Maloney sworn in to City Council

Like mother, like daughter: Virginia Maloney celebrates inauguration to same City Council seat her mom Carolyn Maloney once held

By Jonathan Portee

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Queens

CM Wong clarifies DEP downspout disconnections for D30, aids homeowner outreach

By Patrick Stachniak

Stonewall president Gabriel Lewenstein (left) with Mateo Guerrero and Kenny Agosto.

Politics

LGBTQ leaders, candidates join Stonewall Democratic Club of NYC’s 40th anniversary party

By Donna Aceto

Evening traffic jam on busy city highway. Rows of unrecognisable car stuck on road due to crush accident. Sunset metropolis rush hour scene

Nassau

Editorial: Good news for Nassau commuters

By Schneps Media LI

Glen Head Community Activist Christine Panzeca was one of the people leading an educational session on Propel NY's project to the community in Glenwood Landing.

Nassau

Concerned Glen Head community gathers for education session on Propel NY Energy project

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: A super selection

By Geraldo Rivera

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards. Photo by Ramy Mahmoud.

Queens

BP Richards endorses Reynoso to succeed Velázquez in 7th Congressional District

By Shane O’Brien

Northwell's Street Medicine Team were among the groups helping with Tuesday's point-in-time count of unsheltered individuals on Long Island.

Nassau

Non-profits count unhoused Long Islanders amid federal grant confusion

By J. Cav Scott

two men, including Mayor Mamdani, wearing suits at a podium

Politics

Mamdani appoints formerly incarcerated and jail reform advocate Stanley Richards to head Department of Correction

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

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EXCLUSIVE: Q&A with Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson on accomplishments and second term goals

By Lesley Cosme Torres

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: Is Don a Lemon?

By Bill O’Reilly

More from Around New York

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National Pizza Day: Inside the rituals of Pugsley Pizza in the Bronx

Miss Simone (left) watches Shirley McKinney and Steven Love Menendez lift the Rainbow Flag up into the air at Christopher Park in 2022 — back when the Biden administration allowed the flag to go up, complete with black and brown stripes and the colors of the Trans Flag.

Trump administration removes Rainbow Flag from Stonewall National Monument

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Housing lottery in progress for 14 units in Jamaica mixed-use building, rent starts at $2,722

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Bad Bunny brings Williamsburg social club Toñitas to the Super Bowl