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Legislator Seth Koslow, a Democrat, officially launched his campaign for Nassau County Executive on Jan. 8, challenging incumbent Bruce Blakeman, a Republican.

Nassau

Legis. Seth Koslow challenging Bruce Blakeman for Nassau County Executive

By Nicole Formisano

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AOC named to House Energy and Commerce Committee

By Emily Swanson

Turkish consulate at center of Adams indictment

Turkish consulate high-rise at center of Adams indictment operating without city approval, Lander audit finds

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Homeless advocates vow to counter Trump second term and Project 2025

Housing & Homelessness

NYC homeless service providers warn of potential Trump deportations and cuts, tell Project 2025 to ‘drop dead’

By Dean Moses

winter coats

Queens

Addabbo’s office donates dozens of winter coats to New York Cares after successful community drive

By Colum Motherway

The National Congress of American Indians said the Shinnecock Indian Nation has the right to organize economic development projects like its two double-sided, 61-foot-tall billboards along Sunrise Highway in Hampton Bays.

Shinnecock Suits: Fed’s Letter Adds Twist to Westwood Litigation

By Timothy Bolger

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City selects developer for Kingsbridge Armory

By Emily Swanson

Mayor Adams at press conference

Politics

Mayor Adams suggests issue with feds’ discovery of more criminal activity in his corruption case, but won’t say what it is

By Ethan Stark-Miller

holden

Queens

Council Member Holden confident Hempstead case will stall NYC congestion tolls

By Colum Motherway

Emergency medical workers at scene with NYPD

Over and out? Emergency medical crews denied NYPD radios in move that unions say endangers the public | EXCLUSIVE

By Todd Maisel

Alicia Vaichunas

Queens

Holden’s deputy Alicia Vaichunas announces candidacy for City Council, joining three other contenders in District 30 race

By Colum Motherway

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Editorial: Arming our kids against disinformation

By Schneps Media LI Staff

Gov. Kathy Hochul.

Politics

NY families with children under 4 could receive $1,000 per child under Hochul’s new proposed tax credit expansion

By Ethan Stark-Miller

gaslighting

Queens

Council Member Holden accuses Gov. Hochul of ‘gaslighting’ over mental health crisis plan

By Colum Motherway

Bill O'Reilly

No Spin Zone: Trump ascendent as he begins his 2nd term

By Bill O’Reilly

NYC firefighters unions rail against congestion pricing

Politics

Congestion pricing: FDNY unions, MTA trade verbal jabs over lack of exemptions for first responders

By Dean Moses

Donald Trump outside courtroom

Politics

Trump’s conviction upheld; sentencing set for Jan. 10 in hush money case

By Christian Murray

Mayor Eric Adams.

Politics

Adams names new hate crime prevention head months after firing his predecessor

By Ethan Stark-Miller

USA, New York, woman in the city on a rainy day

New York City’s drought watch lifted after higher rainfall and conservation efforts

By Emily Davenport

gennaro

Queens

Council Member Gennaro calls for stricter safety measures after Jamaica nightclub shooting on New Year’s Day

By Colum Motherway

Gov. Kathy Hochul rides the subways in December 2024. The governor proposed expanding involuntary commitments of mentally ill people to stem violent incidents on the subways. Friday, Jan. 3, 2025.

Politics

Hochul to push for involuntarily hospitalizing more severely mentally ill amid rash of subway violence

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Mayor Eric Adams appoints new head of New York City Mayor’s Office of Nonprofit Services.

Politics

Mayor Adams tackles nonprofit payment delays, appoints new executive director

By Jada Camille

ritchie torres

Rep. Ritchie Torres blasts Gov. Hochul over subway crime

By Emily Swanson

holden

Queens

Holden and Common Sense Caucus urge MTA to address legal challenges before tolls begin Jan. 5

By Shane O’Brien

More from Around New York

financial

Council Member Kevin Riley hosts financial literacy forum in the Bronx with community partners

Newly elected Pope Leo XIV, Cardinal Robert F. Prevost of the U.S., appears on the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, May 8, 2025.

Queer Catholics cautiously welcome Pope Leo XIV

restaurant week

Flushing BID kicks off 4th annual Restaurant Week with $20 deals at 19 restaurants

schools-chancellor

City to open seven new public schools in September, including two in Brooklyn