By Anthony Cacciato It was once said by our first Republican president that a house divided against itself cannot stand. Earlier this week, Nassau County
Last week, we penned an editorial, This Is My New York Christmas List, which listed our desires from the State Legislature next year. At the
The hamlet of Brentwood just got a little more festive, as Legislator Sam Gonzalez (D-Brentwood) hosted his third annual Christmas tree lighting in the heart
With Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman (R-Atlantic Beach) having formally announced his 2026 gubernatorial campaign, after much speculation, Republicans now face a hurdle in an
While we’ve touched on the Byrd Rule in this column, we’re taking a deeper dive into it this week. What is the Byrd Rule? The
By Raheem Soto Hauppauge, N.Y. — Suffolk County’s latest move in the municipal market offers a reminder of a basic economic principle: when government demonstrates
By Raheem Soto Congresswoman Elise Stefanik’s gubernatorial campaign issued a sharply worded statement Tuesday criticizing Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, arguing he would weaken Republican
As lawmakers await the upcoming session of the New York State Legislature in Albany this coming January, bills are already hitting the docket, with their
STONY BROOK — Suffolk County Police are investigating a motor vehicle incident that left a pedestrian dead Saturday evening in Stony Brook. According to the
Suffolk County – In an era packed with scorers, slashers, and high-flying athletes, few Long Island guards were more complete—or more quietly dominant—than Marcele Street
