Suffolk County Legislature News
Suffolk County Legislature News
New Suffolk Law Cracks Down on E-Bike, Scooter Use
Suffolk looks to make the streets safer with new laws.
GOP-Led Suffolk Legislature Names New Leadership Team
New leadership team takes helm in Suffolk Legislature.
Supply Drive for Homeless Veterans Underway
Spearheaded by Legislator Chad Lennon, Suffolk County officials, law enforcement representatives, and representatives from veterans’ advocacy organizations such as Paws of War gathered this week to announce the launch of the 2026 Veterans Supply Drive.
Mazzarella Introduces Consumer Protection Bill Targeting Unlicensed Contractors
Rube contractors beware, Mazzarella bill targets the unscrupulous.
Term Limits in Suffolk: Romaine, McCaffrey Team Up to Sign Preservation Act
Despite Gov. Hochul’s “Even-Year Elections” law of 2023, the landmark initiative unanimously passed to amend the County Charter to extend legislator terms countywide from two to four years.
Suffolk GOP Passes Term Limit Preservation Act in Response to State Election Mandate
It’s war between the Suffolk Republicans and Albany Democrats over controlling local elections.
Service Celebrated: Suffolk County Legislature Honors 18 Women Veterans
Each of the 18 Legislative Districts selected a deserving woman with decorated military service to receive special distinction.
State of Suffolk: Cybersecurity, Sewerage Discussed in County Exec Romaine's Address
The longtime legislator spoke before the Suffolk County Legislature in Riverhead on Tuesday.
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Is There a New Ace in Town?
The New York Mets have a new ace, and fantasy owners have been accustomed to viewing Freddy Peralta as a near-ace for some time. The move to a more pitcher-friendly park should help, but do not overreach, because the reality is that the lineup around him is roughly the same and the bullpen is likely worse at protecting his leads. Peralta has been a standout for years, and slotting him in as a high-value fantasy arm is easy. The question is just how high he should go.
Super Bowl Props - Sometimes Boring Pays
My early thinking on the Big Game centers around the belief that I have that both of these defenses will steal the show. The Seahawks have allowed just 68 points in their last seven games that were not against the Stafford–McVay Rams, while the Patriots’ run defense has allowed 87, 79, and 48 rushing yards in their last three games.
Estate Planning for Second Marriages
In a second marriage, ensure that respective estates go where you want.