
Summer Ends as Campaigns Accelerate
As summer draws to a close, the campaign season is now accelerating into full motion. With just a little over two months to go until

As summer draws to a close, the campaign season is now accelerating into full motion. With just a little over two months to go until

The campaign for the open County Executive seat is underway as the Republican candidate stumped in the county’s most Republican township last Tuesday. Brookhaven Town

Hauppauge In Hauppauge, the races for two fire commissioner seats yielded a Munro sweep, with incumbent and current chairman of the board, Commissioner Scott Munro

With the recent resignation of Brookhaven’s Town Clerk, Donna Lent, an Independence Party member and President of the National Women’s Political Caucus, a special election

While the ability to report election results was delayed in Suffolk County due to the county’s ransomware attack, it appears the so-called “red wave” that

Conventional political wisdom states that the non-Presidential party (the opposition party) typically sees larger-than-average gains in congressional seats in a midterm year. 2022 is no


Over the weekend on October 22 and 23, the Catholic Health Suffolk County Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K & 5K, was held with proceeds going to

No sooner did Governor Kathy Hochul decide to announce a major plan “to keep subways safe and address ongoing transit crime” than did gubernatorial candidate

Republican Congressman Lee Zeldin and Democrat Incumbent Kathy Hochul shared divergent takes on where New York is and where it ought to be. The debate