East Hampton Family Loses House, Dog in Fire

Effects of Renewed Immigration Registry on Local Police Unclear, Could Lead to Issuance of Judicial Warrants

A mid-20th century law could be a way to compel local police to enforce federal immigration laws, and while much remains unclear as to its legality — particularly as it relates to the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution — an immigration attorney views the renewed law as part of a larger strategy. While the law has its roots in 1940, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services referenced its 1952 iteration...

East Hampton YMCA Hurricanes Place Second at New York State Championships

For the second year in a row, the East Hampton YMCA Hurricanes took second place at the New York State Championships that ran from Friday through Sunday at the Webster...

Mix of Old and New Excites East Hampton Boys Tennis Team

Two More All-American Finishes for Penelope Greene, Who Can Tie a Program Record This Spring

Howard and Kenny Wood, Carl Hansen To Be Inducted in This Year's Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame Class

East Hampton Junior Liam Knight Hungry for More After Swimming in State Meet

Sag Harbor's Peter Browngardt's Makes His First Looney Tunes Feature

Just a few weeks ago, Peter Browngardt, a creator, writer, executive producer and director of animated films, achieved a major career milestone. His first feature-length movie hit theaters across the...

Screenwriters, Screenplays and Mentors Announced for HamptonsFilm’s 25th Screenwriters Lab

Tennessee Walt's Kris Kristofferson Show Comes to East Hampton Library

'Eternal Testament' Highlights the Art of Indigenous Artists at The Church

The War and Treaty Brings Diverse, Soulful Sound to the Stephen Talkhouse

'Explore the Luminous': Quincy Egginton To Teach Watercolors in Bridgehampton