By Michael Malaszczyk There are no updates to Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s controversial deputy sheriff initiative, according to a spokesperson for his office. “No change,” a ...

Nassau County now has a $7.9 million central building to train its deputies and officers with the sheriff’s office.

The pool of Nassau County employees making more than $300,000 nearly doubled last year, after Suffolk County saw a similar ...

A lawsuit filed in Nassau County Supreme Court by the Free and Fair Litigation group names Nassau County, county executive Bruce Blakeman, and county sheriff Anthony LaRocco as defendants alleging ...

News 12 (Video) Democratic Nassau lawmakers sue County Executive Blakeman, Sheriff LaRocco over special deputy sheriffs program. Posted: February 5, 2025 | Last updated: March 8, 2025 ...

"The special deputy sheriffs report to the sheriff," Blakeman said Tuesday, referring to Nassau County Sheriff Anthony LaRocco and responding to a question from NewsdayTV at a news conference ...

During the announcement of the lawsuit, which also names Nassau County Sheriff Anhony LoRocco and the county itself as a defendant, DeRiggi-Whitton maintained that Blakeman’s plan is problematic.

Nassau County was joined by several other counties in the New York metro area. Jim Staubitser “This distinction is thanks to the hard work and dedication of our Sheriff’s Office, Prosecutor ...

NASSAU COUNTY, Long Island (WABC) -- In Nassau County, Democrats are suing Republican County Executive Bruce Blakeman over his creation of an armed citizen deputy program. The program deputizes ...

The individuals on leave include four sergeants and two deputies, a public information officer confirmed to First Coast News on Wednesday.

Oswego County Sheriff Don Hilton received a letter by email that was drafted on June 11 by Lillian Marquez, a deputy bureau chief in the attorney general’s Law Enforcement Misconduct ...