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Wantagh is one of four school districts that had its lawsuit against a mascot ban dismissed in federal court on Thursday, March 27

Massapequa

Court dismisses four Long Island school districts’ case against mascot ban

By Casey Fahrer

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Gone Girls: The strange timing of Netflix’s Long Island Serial Killer docuseries

By Timothy Bolger

Alleged Gilgo serial killer Rex Heuermann and his stranged wife, Asa Ellerup (right, in blue) have reached a divorce settlement.

Suffolk

Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect Rex Heuermann agrees to divorce settlement

By Timothy Bolger

Nassau Anne Donnelly

Massapequa

Alleged Bloods gang member sentenced to 40 years to life for 2020 Massapequa murder

By Hannah Devlin

Nassau

Nassau County Bar Association condemns Trump’s string of executive orders targeting law firms

By Isabella Gallo

Syosset

Syosset library evacuated after bomb threat

By Hannah Devlin

Andrew Denton, 27, from Massapequa

Nassau

Crime News: Massapequa man indicted for having illegal rifles, impersonating officer

By Long Island Press Staff

Troy Pieper, Damien Pieper and former Upper Brookville justice John Pieper (L. to R.)

Upper Brookville

Upper Brookville village justice retires after 32 years, turns robes over to his son

By Hannah Devlin

Levittown Fire Department agrees to settlement over discrimination claims

Levittown

LI fire departments fined for confederate flags, alleged human rights law violations

By Casey Fahrer

A Suffolk County police officer did not turn on her dash cam before hitting and killing a teen (NYSAG)

Shirley

Suffolk cop crash that killed Shirley teen prompts AG call for automatic dash cams

By Timothy Bolger

Marlon Rabanales-Pretzantzin was arrested for allegedly killing his two-month-old baby.

Nassau

Inwood man charged with killing 2-month-old baby

By Timothy Bolger

Gilgo

Massapequa

Hearing Set To Determine DNA Admissibility in Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Case

By Michael Malaszczyk

Ed Mangano to be resentenced on April 15

Oyster Bay

Former County Executive Edward Mangano to be resentenced

By Casey Fahrer

Town of Oyster Bay's board meeting on Tuesday, March 11

Oyster Bay

Town of Oyster Bay holds public hearing about extending shellfish moratorium

By Casey Fahrer

Justin Walcott

Crime News: Man charged in connection to Hempstead murder

By Long Island Press

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Seven charged in home improvement $20 million money-laundering scam; at least five still at large, says DA

By Isabella Gallo

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Nassau

State Assembly Member Blumencranz sues Gov. Hochul, MTA over congestion pricing

By Casey Fahrer

Members of the Long Island Roller Rebels, who have filed a lawsuit challenging Nassau County's law barring trans athletes from female sports

Nassau

NYCLU files appeal against court decision upholding Nassau County trans athlete ban

By Cameryn Oakes

Disgraced NCPD detective Hector Rosario

Merrick

Ex-Nassau detective Hector Rosario convicted of lying about moonlighting for the mob

By Timothy Bolger

Town of Oyster Bay trustees at Feb. 11 meeting

Oyster Bay

Former Town of Oyster Bay inspector general not charged after DA investigation

By Casey Fahrer

Jefferson J. Mancia-Fernandez charged in connection to death of Hempstead man according to police

Hicksville

Crime Blotter 3.6: Hempstead man charged with second-degree murder

By Long Island Press Staff

Former Port Washington Superintendent Michael Hynes

Port Washington

Former Port Washington Superintendent Michael Hynes faces upgraded charges

By Connor Patton

Body-camera footage released by State Attorney General Letitia James as part of investigation into death of Jeremy Bennett

Massapequa

Body camera-footage released for death of man in Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

The sign outside the Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, in Woodbury

Woodbury

Cold Spring Hills Nursing Center to close by May 15, state approves

By Hannah Devlin

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