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Mostly Cloudy Firefighters battle 'heavy' Long Beach blaze
Long Beach firefighters rushed to a house fire on Friday night where heavy smoke and flames could be seen from the 600 block of West Broadway, near the boardwalk. Police and firefighters …
Kaminsky seeks funds for LIRR upgrades
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State Sen. Todd Kaminsky is working with Long Island Rail Road officials to secure funding for major upgrades and improvements at the Long Beach LIRR train station, saying that the facility is in …
D.A. to Long Beach City Council: Waive attorney-client privilege amid payout probe
Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas’s office last week called on the City Council to waive the city’s attorney-client privilege, saying that investigators have been unable to …
L.B. teens take part in global climate strike
Long Beach teens and their supporters gathered at Kennedy Plaza on Black Friday to take part in a global climate strike, which aims to bring awareness to environmental issues. The students were …
Nonprofits donate wheelchair lift to city
Three Long Beach residents representing local nonprofits have joined forces to donate funds to the City of Long Beach to install a wheelchair lift before newly-elected City Council member Liz Treston …
Meth lab suspect indicted
A Long Beach man who was arrested in May on felony reckless endangerment and other charges for allegedly running a clandestine methamphetamine lab in his West Beech Street home was indicted on …
NY Fit Fest ambassadors help L.B. stay warm
NY Fit Fest ambassadors joined forces with local gyms and Long Beach residents for a day of health, wellness and giving back to the community during Fit Fest’s third annual Coat & Blanket Drive on …
Residents suing Mount Sinai South Nassau, zoning board over location of medical pavilion
A group of neighbors who live near the shuttered Long Beach Medical Center have joined forces to oppose a plan by Mount Sinai South Nassau to build a medical arts pavilion on property that has long …
Long Beach officials may be liable for improper payouts
The City Council voted 3-0 at a special meeting on Nov. 22 to issue a new response to a scathing state audit that identified excessive separation overpayments to a number of employees, including some …
Volunteers give back to Long Beach
The Martin Luther King Center on Tuesday donated turkeys and other holiday trimmings to hundreds of residents in need just hours before a large community Thanksgiving dinner at the …
Long Beach Magazine
Long Beach attorney calling her own shots
From the time she began studying law, Long Beach resident Brittney Borruso knew she wanted to be her own boss. After graduating Cardozo Law School in 2013, she “made the leap” and launched …