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Fair Long Beach votes to settle with Robert Agostisi
The protestations of livid community members and a lively back-and-forth among City Council members highlighted a meeting on Tuesday, which ended with a vote to settle a 2021 lawsuit against the city …
Long Beach School District reveals 2024-25 second budget draft
Long Beach School District's $155.9 million second budget draft for 2024-25 addresses funding challenges while prioritizing student needs. Learn about community input and efforts to ensure educational excellence.
Long Beach, Red Cross ensure homes have working smoke alarms
To install a smoke alarm, find a spot on the ceiling no less than eight inches from the nearest wall. Next, drill holes, attach the alarm to the mounting bracket and twist the smoke alarm into place. …
The new owner of Long Beach's Earth Arts has big plans
Earth Arts has been an artistic staple in the Long Beach community for nearly 15 years. Camps, families and young couples would venture into the 162 W. Park Ave., shop to paint ceramics and get a …
This is a Passover message for you, especially today
The very first holiday experienced by the Israelites in the Bible unsurprisingly marked their long awaited liberation after centuries of slavery under the oppressive pharaohs. In Exodus, …
Lido's Camp ANCHOR secures $1.5M for accessible restrooms
Camp ANCHOR receives $1.5 million in federal funding for ADA-compliant restroom construction, enhancing accessibility for individuals with special needs and fostering community inclusivity.
Long Beach Council reviews Title VI policies for equity
The Long Beach City Council adopts updated nondiscrimination policies in line with Title VI, focusing on equitable access to city services, public transit, and community engagement for all residents.
Dropping the puck for one of Long Beach’s own, Gerrin Hagen
Gerrin Hagen was a lifelong hockey and lacrosse player in Long Beach. On Jan. 12 last year, he was riding his skateboard along Cantiague Lane in Hicksville after finishing classes for the day at …
Recognizing Long Beach's unsung workers
On April 3, 1968, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. visited striking sanitation workers in Memphis, Tenn. He was assassinated the next day. Last week, the 56th anniversary of King’s …
Community collab ensures winter warmth in Long Beach
Long Beach residents in need were provided with essential support during the winter season, thanks to the joint efforts of the National Grid Foundation and the United Way of Long Island’s …
Columnist
The heartbreaking death of an NYPD hero
Former Congressman Peter King reflects on the tragic murder of NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, highlighting the outpouring of support from Massapequa Park and beyond, including a moment with former President Donald Trump, and calls for legislative action in honor of Diller's memory."
Columnist
Washington: where bipartisanship goes to die
Former Assemblyman Jerry Kremer reminisces about bipartisan successes in Albany, contrasting them with the current gridlock in Washington, where partisan politics obstructs meaningful legislation, leaving a longing for the return of bipartisan cooperation.
Editorial
The time to support local journalism is now
Highlighting the efforts of the Empire State Local News Coalition, which aims to safeguard local journalism in New York by advocating for legislative support and rallying communities to save newsrooms and jobs amidst closures and layoffs.
Columnist
L.I. GOP must condemn Trump’s dangerous remarks
Kevin J. Kelley underscores the significance of bipartisan collaboration in politics, advocating for respect, civil discourse, and condemnation of inflammatory rhetoric from leaders like Donald Trump to protect democracy and uphold civic values.