The eight bids include three from Manhattan, two from Queens, and one each from Brooklyn, the Bronx and Westchester.

While some say the end of the Las Vegas Sands casino deal is a win, the Nassau County executive said there's interest from other bidders.

Las Vegas Sands has withdrawn its planned bid to open a $4 billion casino complex at the site of the Nassau Coliseum.

Las Vegas Sands CEO Rob Goldstein, Nassau County executive Bruce Blakeman, Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale (Getty, Las Vegas Sands, Antony-22, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons) Jun 9, 2025, 1:43 PM ...

The Village of Garden City has filed suit to prevent Nassau County from leasing its 72-acre Coliseum site to Las Vegas Sands, arguing that recent approvals by lawmakers and regulators violated the ...

Las Vegas Sands says it's trying to reach out to a third party to take on the bid for a casino at the site. In a statement, a representative for Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said: ...

Plans for a potential casino in Nassau County have taken a big step forward after lawmakers voted to approve a lease agreement. The Las Vegas Sands is now set to take control of the Nassau ...

The Nassau County legislature, for the second time, approved a Las Vegas’ Sands Casino lease proposal for the Nassau Veterans Coliseum property, the Long Island Press reported.

Despite protests – and counter-protests – the Nassau County Planning Commission voted unanimously on Thursday to hand the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale over to the Las Vegas Sands casino company.

A surprise move by a casino developer could be leaving Nassau County in limbo. The future of the Nassau Coliseum site is up in the air again after Sands Las Vegas dropped its bid for a gaming ...

The Las Vegas Sands Corporation proposed a $5 billion resort and casino as part of the development of the Nassau Coliseum and surrounding HUB in Uniondale, a 72-acre property owned by Nassau County.