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A Nassau County jury delivered a split verdict in a case involving a Floral Park man and a youth soccer field confrontation.

Jury split in case of father accused in youth soccer incident

By Larissa Fuentes

Nassau County police have been aiding in the detainment of individuals, handing over at least 64 people they arrested into ICE's custody.

Nassau

NCPD aids in transfer of arrested individuals into ICE custody

By Cameryn Oakes

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Local News

Hofstra University teams up with the New York Islanders, UBS Arena on a 5-year partnership

By Long Island Press

Artist Nola Zirin working at her studio, which will be one of several studios and galleries open to the public for the annual Holiday Art Night in Oyster Bay.

Oyster Bay Cove

Annual Holiday Art Night coming to Oyster Bay

By Casey Fahrer

A man from Rockville Centre and his business were ordered to pay $625,000 after pleaded guilty to insurance fraud, according to Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly.

Rockville Centre

Rockville Centre man ordered to pay $625K for workers’ comp scheme

By Casey Fahrer

Leora Lanz at her book launch in Boston

Business

Marketing Mindset: A business book with a heart

By James Bernstein

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Village Board hears public comment on proposed apartment complex

By J. Cav Scott

Ray Romano visited the 'Everybody Loves Raymond' 30th anniversary exhibit at the Long Island Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF)

Ray Romano celebrates 30 years of ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ at LIMEHOF exhibit

By Long Island Press

Great Neck

Great Neck residents continue to push back against Wooleys Lane land designation

By Michael Campbell

2025 Long Island Hurricane Melissa Relief Fund for Jamaica

Charity

Olive It Boutique unites community for Hurricane Melissa relief drive to support Jamaica

By Long Island Press

David Lyons, Interim President and Chief Operating Officer of PSEG Long Island

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Building a Stronger Long Island: A Live Discussion with PSEG Long Island’s Dave Lyons

By Sponsored Content

Emily Finn of West Sayville was a Long Island beauty who, at 18-years-old had the promise of a bright life ahead of her. Now, friends, loved ones, and people who never met her have been shaken by her tragic death.

Fire Island News

Services for West Sayville‘s Emily Finn Conclude, but Long Island Continues to Grieve

Westbury

Westbury school children shop with cops in annual Heroes & Helpers charity event

By J. Cav Scott

A state audit recommended the Seaford School District update its inventory policies.

Seaford

Seaford School District did not keep accurate capital asset records: State audit

By Casey Fahrer

The Levittown School District is looking to add armed security to its 10 buildings.

Levittown

Levittown School District looks to add armed security to buildings

By Casey Fahrer

Top female winner, Lola Gitlin and Top male winner, William Schimitisch of the Port Washington Thanksgiving Run 2025.

Port Washington

Port Washington Thanksgiving Day run celebrates 50 years

By Larissa Fuentes

Kathy Shanahan, Brendan Lynch, Suzanne D’Olimpio and James D’Olimpio at Sullivan's Quay.

Port Washington

Restaurants, volunteers praised for providing Thanksgiving meals to seniors

By Long Island Press

The New York State Gaming Facility Location Board approved both Queens casinos, alongside the Bally's proposal in the Bronx, in a unanimous vote Monday morning. Photo by Lloyd Mitchell.

QNS

Queens goes all in on casinos as Metropolitan Park, Resorts World receive green light from state’s Gaming Facility Location Board

The Sands Point Board of Trustees approved a resolution that eliminates permit fees for some home projects.

Port Washington

Sands Point drops permit requirements for home projects

By Larissa Fuentes

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Columns

David Black column: On behalf of the centrist Jews In America

By David Black

Casino site in Queens

AMNY

NYS Gaming Board approves full casino licenses for all three active bids in Queens and Bronx

Some homeowners affected by the town Building Department's scandal in the early 2000s can now get permits required to sell their homes.

North Hempstead

North Hempstead to grant permits to some homeowners harmed by Building Dept. corruption

By Cameryn Oakes

Vincent Camarda, the founder and CEO of A.G. Morgan Financial Advisors in Massapequa, has been accused of misappropriating money from at least 20 clients.

Massapequa

Massapequa financial adviser ordered to pay $7M to clients

By Casey Fahrer

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New York Family

Where to Take Fun Photos with Santa on Long Island 2025

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Alan Berliner will receive Hampton Doc Fest's 2025 Pennebaker Career Achievement Award

Hamptons Doc Fest Returns with Exciting Films & Awards

ICE agents wearing masks line the halls of the 12th floor at 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan on Friday. The agents remained stationed outside immigration courtrooms, where multiple individuals were detained following their hearings

Cover up: Face-covered ICE agents and unruly protesters reignite debate over a NYC mask ban

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Reunión de alcaldes: Mamdani se reúne por primera vez con Adams para coordinar la transición en Nueva York

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Behind the Hedges

Southampton Town Board OKs Purchase of Three Properties to Bolster Community Preservation