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U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi won his congressional seat for the 3rd district of New York in a tightly contested 2024 election.

Trump lambastes Suozzi, backs GOP opponent in his re-election bid

By Nicholas Gordon

The proposed route within Nassau County of the Propel NY Energy Project.

Propel energy project involving 18 Nassau villages expected to begin this year

By Casey Fahrer

Council Member Dennis Walsh, Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena, and Council Member Christine Liu (L. to R.) listen to Charlene Prounis during public comments

North Hempstead Town Board limits Port Washington LIRR parking to commuters

By Michael Campbell

Umberto's is taking over former Frank’s Steaks on Jericho Turnpike. The pizza shop plans to open the new location this summer.

Dining

Umberto’s will take over former Frank’s Steaks location on Jericho Turnpike

By Nicholas Gordon

Terrell Campbell was arrested in connection with a 2021 acid attack in Elmont.

Man who threw acid into woman’s face in Elmont arrested nearly five years later

By Casey Fahrer

Rami Mohamad of Deer Park was indicted after allegedly stealing over $157,000 from the Chabad of Roslyn in Roslyn Heights.

Deer Park man indicted for theft of more than $157,000 from Chabad of Roslyn

By Casey Fahrer

Whitney Kat Salinas Arenas, who plays double bass for music star Yandel, says Kolstein Music and its owner Manny Alvarez have been important to her music career.

Islip

LI musician to perform with star vocalist Yandel this Valentine’s Day

By Danny Frank

Andrew Denton of Massapequa was sentenced to 15 years in prison after previously being convicted of multiple counts of weapons possession and impersonating a police officer.

Massapequa man gets 15 years for illegal weapons possession, impersonating officer

By Casey Fahrer

Mezzo Theatrical leaders in front of the Mineola theater where "Almost, Maine" will open.

‘Lighting the darkness’ with Mineola’s new players

By J. Cav Scott

Jericho student performing at the school district’s annual Diversity Day celebration.

Community Events

Jericho School District celebrates Diversity Day with a range of student performances

By Nicholas Gordon

Merenguando en Familia Winter Break Family Day: Illustration of the Dominican Republic flag

New York Family

Merenguando en Familia Winter Break Family Day: Fiesta, Latin Traditions & Dominican Culture

The Manhasset Unified Basketball Team on the Madison Square Garden Court

Community Events

Manhasset Unified Basketball Team plays at Madison Square Garden

By Michael Campbell

Bethpage fire

67-year-old woman dies in house fire in Plainview

By Veronica Wakefield

Julia Brickell, attorney Ken Robinson, and Mark Brickell (L. to R.) petition the Village of Plandome

Plandome residents’ children petition village again over permit fees

By Michael Campbell

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino (4th from L.) and the town board honored Robert Brown (C.) and Carol Brown (4th from L.) for their service to the community during Black History Month.

Holiday

Town of Oyster Bay honors two church leaders as part of Black History Month

By Casey Fahrer

Ready for launch: The Roslyn Color Guard at the start of their performance in the 3rd annual Celebration of Color on Saturday, Feb. 7. Roslyn hosted the event, which featured color guard teams from 11 area high schools.

Community Events

Roslyn’s third annual Celebration of Color showcases talented performers

By Nicholas Gordon

Mayor Bonnie Parente, Deputy Mayor Anthony Gallo and Trustee James Iannone (L. to R.) at the recent East Williston trustee meeting.

Village board amends code, clarifies sidewalk, garage sale laws

By J. Cav Scott

The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport, LIACF, is showcasing the artwork of Marcia Odle-McNair during Black History Month 2026.

Freeport

LIACF showcases local artist for Black History Month

By Long Island Press

Federal Election Commission filings show millions raised by U.S. Reps. Laura Gillen (L.) and Tom Suozzi (R.).

Politics

Suozzi, Gillen report millions in campaign funds as Long Island races take shape

By Larissa Fuentes

Thirteen of Port Washington’s local restaurants and markets competed for the 19th annual SOUPer Bowl Championship, serving up their signature soups. The Wild Goose was crowned the 2026 SOUPer Bowl Champ for its Taco Soup.

Business

It’s official: The Wild Goose takes home 2026 SOUPer Bowl title for taco soup

By Nicholas Gordon

Nassau County officials will be back on the ballot in 2026 due to a change in the election calendar.

Nassau

Nassau officials face shortened terms after court ruling

By Larissa Fuentes

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli

Incumbent DiNapoli nominated as Dems’ pick for state comptroller again

By Michael Campbell

Carolyn Palladino

People

Community mourns the passing of Carolyn Palladino

By Nicholas Gordon

Artist Keith McNair (L.) and his wife Marcia McNair (R.), the gallery curator at Westbury Arts Center. Mr. McNair’s work is featured at the gallery, and Ms. McNair will lead two sessions on the Harlem Renaissance at the Arts Center to celebrate Black History Month.

Art

Westbury Arts Center to host three events for Black History Month

By Nicholas Gordon

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