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BY STAFF REPORTER Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s soon to be announced plan to save Syracuse University from closure does not ask the state to buy the campus, fold it into SUNY, or strip it of its private charter. It

The last major-league pitch thrown in Brooklyn was in 1957. The Brooklyn Dodgers left for Los Angeles after that season, Ebbets Field came down in 1960, and the borough has lived with the grievance ever since. Professional baseball returned in 2001,

ALBANY — A Republican activist in Westchester County with ties to Bruce Blakeman’s campaign has told associates that if the Nassau County executive becomes governor, he will take Governor Mario M. Cuomo’s name off the bridge everyone north of the

WASHINGTON — President Trump is open to a federal reconstruction of the New York City subway, people familiar with the discussions say, on a condition his allies have begun to state more plainly as Election Day approaches: not if Gov.

ALBANY — Gov. Kathy Hochul does not, her aides insist, want to make Nassau County the sixth borough of New York City. She has said so in different words for three years: that a housing target is not a rezoning,

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has begun to say, in private and increasingly in public, that a Bruce Blakeman governorship would do more than reverse the city’s progressive turn. It would reopen a question Albany has spent three decades pretending was closed:

Longtime Council Member poised to become first woman to serve as Seneca Nation President SALAMANCA, N.Y. — Tina Abrams, a longtime councilor of the Seneca Nation of Indians and a member of the Wolf Clan, won the Seneca Party’s nomination

The Niagara Falls Territory is only about 56 acres, but it is one of the most valuable pieces of restricted-fee land the Seneca Nation holds. It sits next to one of the most visited natural wonders in North America. For

By Staff Reporter The trafficking problem on Seneca territories is documented by the Nation’s own leadership. Presidents have told Congress that non-Indian dealers use the reservations because jurisdiction is split and removal is slow. They have described dealers attaching themselves

CATTARAUGUS AND ALLEGANY TERRITORIES, N.Y. — Two weeks before the Seneca Nation’s Sept. 18 Seneca Party caucus, the race to lead more than 8,500 enrolled citizens is no longer only about compact fights with Albany, policing agreements, or the next

By Staff Reporter With the Seneca Party caucus three weeks away and the general election on Nov. 3, two Allegany Territory councilors — Tina Abrams and Odie Porter — have emerged as the central figures in a race that is

By Staff Reporter State Senator Scott Wiener, the leading candidate to succeed Nancy Pelosi in California’s 11th Congressional District, is receiving significant financial backing from pro-Israel interests as the June 2026 primary approaches. While Wiener has publicly pledged not to

Buffalo, N.Y. — Local activist and longtime fiscal watchdog Matthew Ricchiazzi is urging Mayor Sean Ryan to join him in petitioning the state Legislature and Governor Kathy Hochul to reinstate a “hard” Control Board for the City of Buffalo —

By Staff Reporter  March 26, 2026 In the heart of Washington, D.C.’s Capitol Hill, Mr. Henry’s—billed as the city’s oldest gay bar and a “historic gem” since 1966—has built its entire modern identity around one undeniable truth: it was the

By Staff Reporter  February 27, 2026 In a recent, heartfelt Facebook post, respected Akwesasne Mohawk community advocate and former Salmon River Central School District board member Chrissy Jacobs (also known as Onientatahse) offered a powerful and compassionate perspective on the ongoing

By Staff Reporter  February 26, 2026 Seneca Falls, NY – Chaos unfolded yesterday on the Cayuga Nation Reservation as a court-ordered eviction turned violent, resulting in injuries to police officers and multiple arrests. The incident at 2496 Cosad Road highlights the

By Staff Reporter  February 23, 2026 In the ever-evolving world of American third-party politics, the Libertarian Party (LP) stands as a beacon for those disillusioned with the two-party duopoly. As the party gears up for its 2026 National Convention in Grand