LI Town Declares State Of Emergency Over Migrant Crisis: Patch PM

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LI Town Supervisor Declares State Of Emergency Over Migrant Crisis

A state of emergency has been declared by one town supervisor over migrants and asylum-seekers that officials warned could be headed to the area.

Lidl Offers Summer Price Cuts For Long Island Shoppers

As Long Islanders try to hold on to as much of their hard-earned money, one supermarket chain is making sure shoppers aren't hit too hard in the wallet.

Rally Planned In Opposition To Nassau Casino

Ahead of the biggest day to date for the hotel/casino proposal for the former Nassau Coliseum site, a rally is planned in opposition.

'We Will Find You': Graffiti At Skate Park Sparks Probe

A town is investigating vandalism that occurred last week at a newly opened skate park.

100s Of Police To Greet Shot LI Cop At Hospital Release: PBA

The police officer who was shot by a robbery suspect is expected to be greeted by hundreds of law enforcement supporters as he is released from Stony Brook University Hospital on Thursday.

Delegation Of Democratic Representatives Call On Santos Expulsion Vote

Pressure is mounting for House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and other lawmakers to expel Rep. George Santos, who was indicted last week on federal fraud and money laundering charges in connection to his campaign, prosecutors said.

LI Supes' To Feds On Migrants: 'Step Up And Stop Finger-Pointing'

The Suffolk County Supervisors' Association called out the federal government on Wednesday in a statement responding to the possibility that migrants and asylum seekers from the southern border could be placed in New York State.

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