The Congresswoman claims that Giuliani's conduct has shown that he needs to be investigated, and possibly disbarred.
The town filed a federal lawsuit accused that chemical companies knew the carcinogen 1,4-Dioxane would contaminate water supplies.
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The Hempstead Town Supervisor filed the complaint with the Board of Elections after her challenger failed to disclose his fundraising.
The law would help give grants to states so they could more adequately report abuse arrests into the background check system.
There is no cheap or easy fix but the Board of Trustees is acting quickly and responsibly at every turn.
According to New York State, the check may already be in the mail.
If passed, the law would prohibit the sale of flavored vaping products in the township.
Smith is the first black woman in the town's history to hold the position.
The state will send officers and resources as part of a new approach from Gov. Andrew Cuomo to combat gang violence in the village.
If passed, anyone who douses a Town of Hempstead code enforcer with liquid could face up to a year in jail.
The Congresswoman and other members of the Homeland Security Committee will visit the border to see conditions there.
The bill allows the VA to give preference to companies that hire veterans when awarding contracts.
The amendment would provide money for research into technology to reduce airplane noise.
One of the laws would require states to enact laws like New York's Leandra's Law, which makes DWI with a child in the car a felony.
The center will be the first permanent training facility the Nassau County Police Department has had since 1982.
Congresswoman Kathleen Rice says Congress has a "moral obligation" to impeach the president. What do you think? Take our poll.
The building, located at 555 Stewart Ave., will have 10 percent of its 150 units dedicated to affordable housing.
The supervisor said she's allocating millions more to repair the town's roads, which should help lower future repair costs.
The goal of the study is to help the town figure out how to plan land use and create more housing.
Once implemented, it will make meetings more accessible for thousands of town residents, officials say.
The grant will help the school train future science teachers that will serve in high-needs school districts.
Despite opposition from the Supervisor, Thomas Muscarella was appointed to replace Ed Ambrosino.
Police say the driver seriously injured a pedestrian Saturday night and fled the scene.
Councilman D'Esposito is proposing an ethics amendment to prohibit officials from trying to intimidate people who speak against them.
Village officials developed the spending plan with several operating principles in mind.
Despite protests from the Town Supervisor, the board is likely to appoint Thomas Muscarella next week.
Village Justice Allen S. Mathers administered the oaths of office during a ceremony at Village Hall.
The village depends on residents' participation to make the government work. You can help.
The grant will help retrain people to become counselors, mental health workers and more.
All work sessions will be held 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in the Village Hall Board Room, unless otherwise noted.
Village Counsel Peter Bee emphasized that this Local Law does not raise taxes nor does it direct the Board of Trustees to raise taxes.
The law would address conflicts of interest, nepotism and penalties for town officials convicted of crimes.
The moratorium would give the town time to come up with policies to regulate the sale and use of the drug if it's legalized, officials say.
The boxes will give people places to safely dispose of needles so they don't stab town workers through garbage bags.
With the holidays gone, it's time to start cleaning up. Here's when the town will be collecting Christmas trees.
The rooms will give privacy to mothers who wish it while they feed their children or pump, council members say.
Residents can sign up for the service to have their school and general tax payments deducted automatically.
Hempstead Town created the interactive map to help residents find out who to call when they have issues with roadways.
The money will go to multiple local organizations in a grassroots effort to combat poverty and increase economic opportunity for residents.