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Election Guide 2025: Glen Cove City Council candidate Grady Farnan, Rep., Con.

By Grady Farnan

The Town of Oyster Bay has backed out of its agreement with the Muslims on Long Island regarding a settlement that would have approved a Bethpage mosque's proposal and given the organization $3.95 million.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay backs out of settlement agreement with Bethpage mosque

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau County is creating a new strategic response team.

Editorial: Thoughts and prayers are not enough

By Long Island Press

Riverhead Town Board meetings are still televised, farther down the dial

Altice Bumps Local Government Channel to Back of Dial

By Timothy Bolger

Nassau

Mineola to hold second hearing on proposed apt. complex Sept. 10

By Isabella Gallo

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Nassau

Joseph O’Grady’s ‘second career’ is serving his Floral Park hometown

By Isabella Gallo

Reverend Al Sharpton leads big crowd during March on Wall Street in support of DEI programs

‘Keep the dream alive!’ Reverend Al Sharpton leads ‘March on Wall Street’ seeking to protect DEI in corporate America

By Dean Moses

Rep. Tom Suozzi met with Pope Leo XIV during a gathering of the International Catholic Legislators Network.

Nassau

Rep. Tom Suozzi meets with Pope Leo XIV at Vatican

By Larissa Fuentes

Mayor Eric Adams speaking at podium

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Eric Adams denied matching funds for 11th time as rivals get big payouts

By Ethan Stark-Miller

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Brooklyn

Brooklyn pols and community groups unite in support of Haitian immigrants

By Gabriele Holtermann & Lloyd Mitchell

Officials in Garden City announced an increase in response personnel.

Nassau

Nassau County to add new strategic response team as school start

By Casey Fahrer

Mayor Eric Adams delivers remarks in Astoria on the expansion of a job training pilot program for the formerly incarcerated reentering society.

Queens

Mayor visits Astoria to announce expansion of big-rig training program for justice-involved New Yorkers

By Bill Parry

Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Comptroller candidate Wayne H. Wink Jr., Dem.

By Wayne Wink

Mayor Eric Adams.

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Eric Adams labels democratic socialist Mamdani ‘a communist,’ echoing a frequent Trump attack

By Ethan Stark-Miller

An aerial view of the Village of Greenport

Anti-Hamptonization Efforts Turning Greenport into the Land of No

By Michael Malaszczyk

The Glen Cove City Council presented Joseph Basile with a citation for his 51 years of service to the community.

Nassau

Glen Cove council debates potential lease extension for Cove Sports Academy

By Hannah Devlin

Theresa Moschetta

Nassau

Election Guide 2025: Glen Cove City Council candidate Theresa Moschetta, Dem.

By Long Island Press

Nassau

Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Executive candidate, Seth I. Koslow, Dem.

By Long Island Press

Gov. Hochul speaks in Harlem Tuesday morning, announcing that NYC has seen a 12% drop in retail theft over the last year

Politics

Hochul defends bail laws, says judges need to ‘step up’ amid Trump’s threats of funding cuts in executive order

By Adam Daly

candidates for nYC mayor on debate stage

Politics

Candidates for NYC mayor, other city offices to square off in general election debates in October

By Ethan Stark-Miller

A New Hyde Park resident asked the town board to look at its town code regarding food vendors during public comment.

Nassau

New Hyde Park resident debates North Hempstead Town code about food vendors

By Casey Fahrer

Mayor Adams in sunglasses on steps of city hall with business owners

Politics

NYC Mayor’s Race: Is recently 5-time indicted ex-Adams aide still volunteering on his reelection bid? He won’t say

By Ethan Stark-Miller

New Hyde Park Board of Trustees meeting 8/22/25

Nassau

New Hyde Park board addresses empty store fronts, traffic enforcement

By Amit Ben-Bassat

Anti-ICE graffiti appeared on the Kosciuszko Bridge last Friday. Photo: Council Member Robert Holden Facebook.

Queens

Holden slams anti-ICE graffiti on Kosciuszko Bridge, warns rhetoric will ‘end in tragedy’

By Shane O’Brien

More from Around New York

Local environmental and transit advocates questioned state and federal experts about the plans to repair five bridges along the Cross Bronx Expressway at the first of the three public hearings over the proposal on December 5.

Underwhelming attendence at public hearings for Cross Bronx bridge repairs spurs concern over public engagement

Rev. Jacqueline J. Lewis, Matthew Marrero, and Rev. Amanda Ashcraft sing a hymn together at a press conference on Dec. 9.

Gay man detained by ICE, prompting husband and advocates to speak out

DEA agents, the NYPD and the SNP's Special Investigations Bureau took down a narcotics trafficking crew after 12 kilograms of cocaine were recovered at a Bushwick sports bar.

Glendale housemates busted in takedown of cocaine trafficking crew that operated out of Bushwick sports bar: Feds

bwac fire fundraiser

We’ll be BWAC: After fire, Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition launches search for new home