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Tom Suozzi won the Democratic primary for New York's 3rd Congressional District, receiving roughly 81 percent of the vote.
Suozzi wins Democratic primary in New York's 3rd Congressional District
Congressman Tom Suozzi won the Democratic primary for New York's 3rd Congressional District on Tuesday, defeating challenger Danielle Welch in a commanding victory and securing his party's nomination … more
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Board President George Vasiliou thanked the community for supporting the new budget.
Locust Valley Central School District budget passes following revote
Voters in the Locust Valley Central School District approved the district’s revised $99.99 million budget proposal Tuesday night by 1,407 yes votes to 874 no votes. more
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The Locust Valley Central School District budget failed by a vote of 765 to 850. If the district cannot adopt a new budget by June 16, then it will be forced to adopt a contingency budget, potentially risking cuts to athletics and extracurricular programs.
Locust Valley Central School District budget fails
The proposed 2026-27 budget for the Locust Valley Central School District failed Tuesday, which could force austerity measures on the district next year if a second budget vote cannot be passed next … more
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Robert Nosek, Angela Raimo and Maria Elena Venuto are vying for two seats on the Glen Cove City School district’s Board of Education.
Glen Cove School Board Race: Angela Raimo, Maria Elena Venuto and Robert Nosek compete for two seats
Voters in the Glen Cove City School District will choose from among three candidates running for two open seats on the Board of Education in the May 19 election. Incumbents Angela Raimo and Maria … more
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The Sea Cliff village board adopted the proposed 2026-27 budget and a provision to exceed the state tax cap on Tuesday.  
Village of Sea Cliff budget will exceed tax cap
The Sea Cliff village board adopted a $7.86 million budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year this week, along with a measure to allow the tax … more
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and several business people discussed the upside of President Donald Trump’s economic platform on March 30.
Bessent, Blakeman tout tax cuts and Trump Accounts
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and business people from across the county praised the Working Families Tax Cut Act on a panel Monday evening. more
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The Long Island Association held its annual What’s New In Washington panel on March 16. U.S. Representatives Andrew Garbarino, far left, and Nick LaLota, LIA Acting President and CEO Stacey Sikes, and Representatives Laura Gillen and Tom Suozzi discussed several issues.
Long Island lawmakers debate economy, immigration at LIA “What’s New in Washington” Panel
ction in the Middle East and a domestic economy that swings up and down as the price of oil steadily rises, Long Island’s congressional delegation took part in a spirited but congenial debate of … more
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Sea Cliff has reelected Deputy Mayor Nick Pinto, center, and Trustee George Williams, right, to their respective positions with 164 and 152 votes respectively. Christine Abbenda Hughes won election to village justice with 168 votes.
Sea Cliff reelects Pinto and Williams to board, elects Abbenda Hughes to village justice
Following an uncontested campaign, Sea Cliff’s Deputy Mayor Nick Pinto and Trustee George Williams have been reelected with 164 and 152 votes respectively. Christine Abbenda Hughes also won her … more
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Mike LiPetri, left, a former New York State assemblyman, is challenging U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, who represents New York’s 3rd Congressional District.
National Republican Congressional Committee adds Mike LiPetri to “MAGA Majority” program targeting Tom Suozzi's seat
The National Republican Congressional Committee has named former New York State Assemblyman Mike LiPetri to a new initiative aimed at boosting Republican candidates in competitive congressional … more
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The Long Island Association held its annual 'What’s New In Washington' panel on March 16. Reps. Andrew Garbarino, left, Nick Lalota, LIA Acting President and CEO Stacey Sikes, and Reps. Laura Gillen and Tom Suozzi discussed several issues.
Long Island's congressional legislators debate economy, immigration and war
Long Island’s congressional delegation took part in a spirited but congenial debate of ideas and issues during the Long Island Association’s annual “What’s New In Washington” panel. more
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