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Charlene Jackson, the challenger for New York's 18th Assembly District, says her decades of work in law and politics has prepared her to represent local communities. more
Noah Burroughs is seeking re-election to the New York state Assembly as he continues a busy career focused on civics and community. more
Some of Long Island’s best and brightest future medical professionals put their skills to the test in intense, realistic simulations at the annual Mass Casualty Incident Day on Sept. 25 at the … more
Hempstead’s Owen Watford of Hempstead has been named executive director of the Long Island Council of the Navy League, taking on a leadership role with the organization as it works to strengthen … more
Hempstead native Ebony Walden shared her experiences — backpacking across five continents, volunteering in schools and navigating unfamiliar cultures — in her memoir released on Sept. 8, “Where I’m From: A Poetic Journey Across Five Continents,” at Uniondale Public Library on Sept. 23. more
A man who was allegedly robbed in South Hempstead and sustained head injuries on Sept. 19, died three days later, Nassau County police said. more
The new Belmont Park opened its doors Friday to welcome the return of racing to Long Island, and a capacity crowd of 6,000 was treated to a thrilling inaugural race at the transformed venue. … more
A West Hempstead woman and a Lakeview man face multiple charges after Nassau County police linked them to alleged residential rental scams in West Hempstead, East Meadow and Hicksville. more
A South Hempstead woman allegedly assaulted another woman and Nassau police on more
Hempstead Union Free School District voters returned to the polls Monday to decide a Board of Education trustee seat that had been the subject of an unprecedented revote after the state Education … more
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