Saturday, October 3, 2026
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Four men were arrested during a "Project 21" initiative targeting the sale of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products to underage buyers, according to the Nassau County Police Department.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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6/26/26
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A bill aimed at increasing transparency in residential real estate marketing by regulating the use of private listing networks has passed the Assembly and State Senate and now awaits Gov. Kathy Hochul’s signature to become law.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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6/25/26
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Congresswoman Laura Gillen and Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages sharply criticized the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision allowing the Trump administration to move forward with terminating Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian recipients, warning the ruling could have severe consequences for immigrant families and communities across Long Island.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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6/25/26
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The Franklin Square Public Library will kick off its annual Summer Reading Program on Sunday, June 28, from 1 to 4 p.m., with an afternoon of games, entertainment, educational activities and family fun.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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6/23/26
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Five people were injured in a two-vehicle crash in Franklin Square early Sunday morning, according to Nassau County police.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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6/22/26
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Residents from Franklin Square and members of the Community League of Garden City South attended a civic meeting this month to discuss residential building changes, zoning enforcement and environmental concerns related to groundwater and the local aquifer system.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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6/19/26
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Families, shoppers and locals filled Franklin Avenue as the Franklin Square Kiwanis Club hosted its annual Street Fair, bringing dozens of vendors, food trucks and community organizations together for a day of shopping, entertainment and neighborhood connection.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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6/19/26
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The 44th annual Valley Stream Camporee brought together about 300 Scouts and leaders from Franklin Square and Valley Stream for a weekend of camping, activities and fellowship.
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By Angelina Zingariello
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6/19/26
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Residents, community groups, veterans organizations and local officials lined Hempstead Turnpike last month for the 18th annual Paul Sapienza Elmont/Belmont Parade, a longtime tradition that celebrates community pride and honors the legacy of Paul Sapienza, the late former president of the Elmont Chamber of Commerce and one of Elmont’s most respected civic leaders.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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6/19/26
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Emilian Emeagwali, a community leader based in Elmont, was recently celebrated by the Quad State Onitsha Association — a socio-cultural and welfare organization representing people from Onitsha, Nigeria — for her tireless efforts on behalf of Nigerian natives who have settled in the Northeastern United States.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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6/19/26
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