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Governor Hochul declares State of Emergency for L.I. as nor'easter slams the region
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch for all of Long Island through Tuesday afternoon. For more, visit the NWS website. Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a State … more
Police presence increased as a helicopter also hovered over the crime scene.
Shooting at Victoria Street and Stanton Avenue
A shooting was reported in the early afternoon of Oct. 25 at Victoria Street and Stanton Avenue in Baldwin. The  Nassau County 1st Precinct responded to the location, where they taped it off as … more
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Councilman Anthony D'Esposito.
Aaron Meyer challenges Anthony D’Esposito in District 4 race
The race for the Town of Hempstead 4th Council District is set between incumbent republican Anthony D’Esposito and democratic challenger Aaron Meyer. The Herald asked both candidates questions tackling the candidates’ priorities and issues in the district, which encompasses East Rockaway, Hewlett, Island Park, South Hempstead, Oceanside, and Rockville Centre and portions of Baldwin, Cedarhurst, Lynbrook, Malverne, Valley Stream, and Woodmere. more
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Valley Stream high schools are under lock out protocols in response to shooting threats.
Valley Stream High schools cautiously open under shooting threats
The Valley Stream School District remains on high alert today after shooting threats were made to North High and Memorial Junior High School, according to district officials. Nassau County … more
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County Executive Laura Curran returned a proposed first-responders bill to the Legislature on Sept. 27, convinced that the local law might discourage the rights of citizens to peacefully assemble and freely express their views.
Curran’s veto of first-responder bill may stand in Legislature
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran vetoed a bill on Sept. 27 introduced by Legislator Josh Lafazan, an independent, that would change the way first responders — including police — could … more
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To celebrate the opening of Glen Cove Hospital’s Caregiver Center, Audrey Koltun, far left, cut the ribbon, with her daughter, Rebecca, a rehab patient. They were joined by U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi; Scott Koltun, Rebecca’s father; Kerri Anne Scanlon; Dr. Susan Malster and Stephen Bello.
New hospital center focuses on caregivers
Hospital patients are often not the only ones who need support — many times their caregivers do, too. To help provide for their emotional needs, Northwell Glen Cove Hospital opened a new … more
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The 2022 proposed budget for the Town of Oyster Bay was shared for the first time on Tuesday.
O.B. Town budget raises questions for residents
Oyster Bay’s Town Board held a hearing on Oct. 19 to discuss Supervisor Joseph Saladino’s proposed budget of roughly $311 million for 2022, and to answer any questions or comments from … more
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Weiss’s work embodies his lifelong appreciation for the ocean. The images, captured from within the water using a pair of fins and a waterproof housing, feature Weiss’s unique take on the water. They are intended to leave the viewer feeling peaceful and serene, or alternatively, awed by the ocean’s power.
Sea Cliff gallery to feature photographer Danny Weiss
Port Washington-based photographer Danny Weiss will display a collection of his photos at K. DiResta Collective in Sea Cliff beginning Nov. 6. This is Weiss’s second time exhibiting his work to … more
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The Glen Cove City Council will hold a public hearing on Oct. 26, prior to voting on the proposed 2022 budget.
No tax increase in proposed 2022 Glen Cove city budget
Mayor Tim Tenke proposed a $64.7 million budget last week without a tax increase for Glen Cove homeowners. The 2022 spending plan was presented at the Oct. 12 City Council meeting, and will be voted on by the council on Oct. 26. more
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The Village of Valley Stream will vote on whether to opt out of on-site cannabis dispensaries by the end of the year. No date for the vote has been set.
Residents have plenty to say about cannabis opt-out
The agenda portion of the regular Village of Valley Stream meeting on Monday was over in minutes, with agenda items detailing unglamorous village business read aloud and voted on with assembly-like … more
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