The Illustrated News

05/07/2025

North Hempstead dedicates May to two local communities

The North Hempstead Town Board has dedicated the month of May to two local cultural heritages: Haitians and Jewish Americans.

04/17/2025

Long Island toy company feels impacts of tariffs on China

Top Trenz pays the 145% tariff on imports from China to preserve the relationships the family business has fostered with its customers for 25 years.

04/02/2025

North Hempstead supervisor now calling public comment cards

Order of public comments would now be at the discretion of the town supervisor, which board Democrats say could lead to opinions being omitted.

04/02/2025

Synergy in Great Neck provides new art to exercise

Say goodbye to the old methods of exercise and hello to the art of gyrotonic and gyrokinesis at Synergy in Great Neck.

04/02/2025

$1B proposed for U.S. Merchant Marine Academy

Long Island representatives introduced a House bill to allocate $1.02 billion for the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy campus modernization plan.

03/31/2025

Nassau Police to hold 100-year anniversary parade

The Nassau County Police Department will celebrate 100 years of service with a parade on April 27.

03/25/2025

03/18/2025

Federal continuing resolution leads to $110 million lost by Long Island

Long Island lost over $110 million in funding as a result of the federal government approving its budget March 14.

03/17/2025

Farmingdale, Hempstead receive funding from state for revitalization projects

Hempstead Village received $10 million from the state’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative and Farmingdale received $4.5 million as the Long Island winner of

03/12/2025

From crispy, airy dough to creamy fillings, Gino’s zeppoles are a year-round favorite—offering a taste of Italy and a blast from the past

02/25/2025

Bruce Blakeman kickstarts re-election campaign for county executive

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has announced his run for re-election.

02/21/2025

County officials split on calls for Eric Adams to resign

Nassau County officials were split on calls for Mayor Eric Adams to resign from office following the Justice Department's decision to drop corruption charges