Rep. Zeldin Objects To Ballot Certification Of Biden's Victory

Rep. Lee Zeldin voted to object to the Electoral College certification of Joe Biden's presidential victory, eliciting anger among some.

LI Trump Supporter In DC: 'Today Was Beginning Of The Revolution'

"We are mad and it was time for action," said a Long Island woman who was at the Capitol as rioters stormed the building.

Cuomo: Legalize Recreational Marijuana, Online Sports Betting

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said legalizing recreational marijuana and online sports betting will help reduce the state's $15 billion deficit.

State Releases Updated Coronavirus Quarantine Guidelines

Updated quarantine guidelines have been released that align with recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Retiring Senator Ken LaValle Sends Heartfelt Farewell Message

"It would take a lifetime to thank all the people who have guided me along this journey." If you have a message for Ken LaValle, share here.

New Emergency Assistance With Rent, Small Business Grants: County

Income-eligible residents can receive a one-time rental assistance payment; small businesses can apply for $10K grants, Steve Bellone says.

Anthony Palumbo Declares Victory In Senate Race

Republican Anthony Palumbo won a seat held by longtime state Senator Ken LaValle, who is retiring.

New Enforcement Teams Will Crack Down On Coronavirus Violations

On Friday, as bars and restaurants are mandated to close at 10 p.m. per state mandate, new enforcement teams will be out in Suffolk County.

Passing Of Prop 2 Means Coronavirus Relief For County: Bellone

Environmentalists do not agree: "This is one more unfortunate incident for 2020," one organizer said.

Zeldin Declares Victory Over Goroff; Absentee Votes To Be Counted

Incumbent Rep. Lee Zeldin called for unity after the election. "We are Americans first. "

Palumbo Takes Lead In New York's 1st Senate District Race

Anthony Palumbo, a Republican and current New York State Assembyman, is facing off with Laura Ahearn, of Parents for Megan's Law.

Problem At The Polls On The North Fork? Let Patch Know

Polls in New York are open through 9 p.m. Tuesday.

Bellone's Push For Proposition 2 Has Residents Divided

Did you vote for Proposition 2? Steve Bellone said it will close a "catastrophic" budget hole with no impacts; environmentalists disagree.

North Fork Election Day 2020: What You Should Know

As you head out to the polls this Election Day, here's what you need to know.

North Fork Election 2020: What You Need To Know

Here's what you need to know about voting on the North Fork on Election Day, Nov. 3.

Zeldin, Goroff In Dead-Heat Congressional Race

Hours to Election Day, the nation watches as incumbent Rep. Lee Zeldin and Nancy Goroff are neck and neck.

30 Guests Get Coronavirus After LI Country Club Wedding

A third of guests at the wedding tested positive for the coronavirus and the venue faces up to $17,000 in fines.

Election 2020: North Fork Voter Guide

Check out what you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting before the election Nov. 3.

Crowds Turn Out To Vote Early Across LI Despite Long Lines, Waits

"I'm concerned we might not have another chance to vote. Anything is possible in this election year — from COVID to the fall of democracy."

Meet The Candidates: Anthony Palumbo For New York State Senate

With Election Day around the corner, Patch is reaching out to the candidates to find out why they are running this November.

Despite Uptick, NJ, CT, PA Not Added To Quarantine List: Cuomo

When asked why it was okay to fine residents of other states but not NJ, CT and PA, Gov. Cuomo said border control would be impossible.

Decreased Unemployment Rate In New York 'Good News': Cuomo

In another economic boon, Cuomo says ski resorts can reopen at reduced capacity — and questions about administering a vaccine are critical.

Cuts To Suffolk County Bus Service Could Be Coming: Bellone

Half of Suffolk County's bus routes could be eliminated without federal disaster assistance, Steve Bellone said Friday.

'MAGA-Gras' Trump Caravan Draws Swell Of Support: Photos, Video

Cheering Trump supporters in cars, trucks and motorcycles lined the route. Protesters gathered in Greenport.

'Pro-Democracy' Demonstration To Counter 'MAGA-Gras' Trump Parade

"Organizers request a peaceful demonstration to show our strength and support for Biden/Harris, democracy, justice and truth."

'MAGA-Gras' Trump Parade Heads To North Fork: 'Silent No More'

"This is our country and we're taking it back," MAGA-Gras event organizers say. "The American spirit cannot be held down."

North Fork Voter Guide: NY Primary Election 2020

Voters in New York will cast ballots Tuesday in local, state and federal primary elections. Here's what North Fork voters need to know.

NY Eviction Moratorium Extended To August: Cuomo

No one in New York state can be evicted until Aug. 20, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Thursday.

Town's New Banner Sends Message Of Hope To Community

"We will get through this. We are strong."

Southold Town Delivers Meals, Groceries, Medications To Seniors

Southold Town stopped serving in-person meals early March to prevent the spread of the coronavirus among at-risk seniors.

Coronavirus Stops Meals Inside Town's Senior Center

Meals for the homebound and curbside meals are still available for those seniors who are mobile and register in advance.

Officials Discuss County Effort To Revamp Hazard Mitigation Plan

Inter-municipal agreements between towns and villages are critical, town supervisor says.

Civil Service Exam Information Seminar Offered In Southold

Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone has implemented new policies to focus on diversity and inclusion, the Anti-Bias Task Force says.

Rep. Lee Zeldin To Serve On Trump's Impeachment Defense Team

Zeldin said he is "honored to serve" on Trump's impeachment defense team. "The president should never have impeached in the first place."

Senator Ken LaValle Set To Retire After 44 Years In Office

In office for 44 years, Kenneth LaValle has held his post longer than any other other member of the New York State Senate.

Zeldin Speaks Out On 'Rise In Violent Anti-Semitism'

Share your thoughts on what Rep. Lee Zeldin says must be done to stem the escalating tide of violent anti-Semitic acts.

Inauguration Of Southold Town Officials Unfolds Thursday

Officials elected in Southold Town in November will receive their oaths of office at Town Hall Thursday.

Scott Russell Wins Supervisor Race; Sarah Nappa Elected To Board

After a heated race, incumbent Scott Russell will serve another term; a Democrat was elected to the town board.

Nail Biter Southold Supervisor Race To Be Decided Friday

Other too-close-to-call races will also be decided Friday.

'Razor Thin' Margin In Race; Nail Biter Wait For Absentee Ballots

"If I do win, about half the public thought it was time for change. It's my job to find out why, do a better job of representing concerns."