The balance of political power in the Nassau County Legislature could tilt this November as four long-serving incumbents step down, leaving the largest number of open seats on the 19-member panel in more 20 years.
How America became a nation of gamblers
Americans can now gamble on anything, anytime, anywhere. Most of us carry a mini-casino around in our pocket. Want to bet on tonight’s NFL game? There’s an app for that. You don’t need a casino…
Nassau County lawmakers lay out plan to address future flood concerns after last week’s storms
After areas of Long Island were once again inundated by a major storm, lawmakers are outlining a plan to push for infrastructure improvements. CBS New York has more on how they’re looking to help homeowners.
Insiders worried Brookhaven landfill ash was hazardous, Covanta’s internal records show
Long Island’s leading waste incinerator for years dumped ash at Brookhaven landfill that it couldn’t be certain was nonhazardous, with company employees acknowledging in internal email that they were “lucky” state regulators didn’t challenge them,…
Casino applicants’ curious questions
After more than six months, the state’s Gaming Facility Location Board finally released the first round of questions from potential applicants for the three downstate casino licenses — and its answers. The release of the…
Las Vegas Sands: Hofstra, NCC split on proposed $4B casino resort
At one end of Las Vegas Sands’ proposed $4 billion casino resort is Nassau Community College, the county’s 2-year institution that has signed on as its primary employee training center. At the other end is…
Casino applicants’ curious questions – Newsday
After more than six months, the state’s Gaming Facility Location Board finally released the first round of questions from potential applicants for the three downstate casino licenses — and its answers.
State’s casino process has been a poor deal
A year ago, anticipation about the establishment of three downstate casinos was just beginning to grow. Billions of dollars in investment, game-changing economic activity and enormous tax revenue implications were on the line. Communities considered…
Editorial: Casino towns are dealt a tough hand
The office of state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli has noted that all state-licensed casinos failed to meet their gross gaming revenue projections in 2022, and all but one of them fell short of providing their full…
Coliseum should be option for migrant housing, top Queens official says
A day after Democratic Queens Borough President Donovan Richards said Nassau Coliseum should be among the options for housing some of the thousands of migrants to New York City, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, a…