Friday, January 17, 2025
Joshua Lampley-Reid, a reputed gang member from West Hempstead, was sentenced on Jan. 15, for the sex trafficking of minors.
Starbucks Workers Union members across the country went on a five-day strike before Christmas last year, citing dissatisfaction with the company’s propositions during contract negotiations.
Several new measures approved by the state legislature in 2024 are taking effect as of Jan. 1, bringing changes to health insurance, the minimum wage, paid time off and more. St. James resident …
Crossroads Farms expands the concept of farm-to-table to “farm-to-tavern” with the opening of Harvest House Tavern.
Samantha Zola started her rainbow cookie business out of an apartment in South Beach, Miami to cure her longing for a New York classic.
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Before the holiday break, students in the Malverne High School Select Choir brought the joy of the season to life by sharing their songs and holiday spirit throughout the district.
A morning house fire on Woodlawn Road in West Hempstead on Jan. 11 displaced four residents.
Patrick Wall, who the Nassau police said is homeless, is alleged to have scammed homeowners for house repairs between September 2023 and as the new year began.
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The Lakeview Public Library in Rockville Centre, under the guidance of its director, Camina Raphaël-Lubin, is eagerly ushering in 2025 by offering new services and programs for people of all ages.
Assemblyman Ed Ra said he is proud of the success during this year’s toy drive. Thanks to the generous support of local schools and libraries, Ra said, a 20-foot U-Haul truck was filled with toys and delivered to the John Theissen Children’s Foundation and
Editorial
Amid the grief and uncertainty, there are ways to process our emotions, respond constructively, and help ourselves and others find solace and strength.
Columnist
When Donald Trump is inaugurated as our 47th president the week after next, he will (once again) be the only president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt who is a born-and-bred New Yorker.
Columnist
We are entering a new year, in which there will be many challenges for all of us. But the biggest ones will be for President-elect Donald Trump, who is about to embark on a historic second term.
Editorial
Taking the oath of office to serve the people of the State Senate’s 6th District on Sunday has led me to reflect on my nearly 11 years serving the people of Nassau’s 2nd Legislative District.
Columnist
In politics, disagreements are inevitable. They’re part of a system designed to encourage debate and foster diverse perspectives. But some issues transcend politics — or at least they should.