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Third-party casino bidder at Nassau Coliseum would need to stick with Las Vegas Sands' terms, official says
Any new third-party developer at the Nassau Coliseum replacing Las Vegas Sands would need to continue the casino resort company's environmental review process and assume all of the terms previously negotiated with Nassau County, a company official said.
Wednesday's vote concluded a public, partisan battle that reached a fever pitch hours before last month's vote along party ...
The home of Nassau University Medical Center’s chairman was robbed Wednesday night — but the burglars apparently only stole ...
Lawmakers in Nassau County, New York, are pushing a measure to make it illegal to stand within 15 feet of police or other ...
Prosecutors say the victim suffered life-threatening injuries after being ambushed with an axe while walking home from work.
Civilians who enter the "zone" for police, firefighters and other first responders during an emergency would be slapped with ...
Girl Scouts of Nassau County, in partnership with DHL Express, shipped nearly 65,000 care packages of Girl Scout Cookies to U ...
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Nassau County police reveal ID of Gilgo Beach victim 'Peaches' and her toddlerThe woman was found inside a Rubbermaid container in June 1997 and the skeletal remains of her child were found more than a ...
Blakeman is targeting a massive wind power project in federal waterways 15 miles off the coast of Long Beach called Empire ...
After the main financial supporter of a casino at the Nassau Coliseum site on Long Island pulled out Wednesday evening, some ...
In Nassau court Thursday, Supreme Court Justice Christopher Quinn sentenced Matthew Whyte, 29, to 4 ½ to 13 ½ years behind ...
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