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The children’s race took off first Sunday, drawing a large number of young marathoners.
Annual Turkey Trot hits the city’s boards
Long Beach’s annual Turkey Trot hit the boardwalk over the weekend, drawing a large crowd of runners once again. The children’s race took off first, with the anticipated adult race … more
Ron Walsh, who also acted as acting city manager, resigned as Long Beach's police commissioner.
Ron Walsh resigns as Long Beach's police commissioner
The City of Long Beach announced today that Police Commissioner Ron Walsh has resigned.   Inspector Richard DePalma will assume the position of acting police commissioner until a … more
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Long Beach native Billy Crystal made a $1 million donation to help his hometown recover from Hurricane Sandy on Saturday.
Billy Crystal and friends donate $1 million to Long Beach
"On CNN, when we saw the devastation, I was … more
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Long Beach students went to a fair to learn about options for their future.
See how Long Beach Public Schools students have started the year off strong
Long Beach Public Schools students have had quite the busy start to the school year. Music, arts and futures have all been on display. Long Beach Middle School announced the induction of 27 … more
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Browne's family has been living in Long Beach since 1924.
Meet the new L.B. Historical Society president
Jeanne Browne, 75, a Long Beach native with a lifelong connection to the community, has an eye for history. Browne wanted to spread that passion and interest among other residents, and assumed … more
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The Chabad of the Beaches honored firefighters that helped save Torah scrolls from a fire 10 years ago.
Chabad of the Beaches honors heroic act
A decade ago, there was a fire at Chabad of the Beaches at Beth El. A group of firefighters banded together to save two Torah scrolls from the devastation. They were honored with a service on … more
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Don’t let Sandy be a holiday Grinch
The holidays are in full swing, the stores are bustling with holiday shoppers, moms are baking their traditional Christmas butter cookies, but not all seems right with the world — not in our … more
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Sen. Charles Schumer at a May 1 press conference, where he called on FEMA to up its share of public-property repairs from 75 to 90 percent.
FEMA to cover 90% of Sandy costs
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has been given the OK to cover a larger percentage of Hurricane Sandy-related costs, and U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer said that the additional funding would … more
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Scouts across Nassau County took part in a “Ten Commandment Hike” on Black Friday to learn — and walk — on the boardwalk.
See what these scouts learned about, and how
Nassau County Scouts are always up to something. Camping, competitions and drives are frequently on the agenda, especially in Long Beach. Almost 150 Scouts from all over Nassau County converged … more
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The city is preparing its beaches for the Memorial Day weekend. The Health Department said that area beaches are safe for swimming.
Health Department: beach water quality OK
The Nassau County Department of Health announced on Thursday that the results of water-quality testing at beaches in Nassau County that began in mid-April, including Long Beach, show that area … more
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