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With the strike ended after three difficult days, commuters can expect train travel to gradually return to normal.
Long Island Rail Road strike ends after three days, Unions and MTA reach tentative deal
The 2026 Long Island Rail Road strike ended on its third day after negotiators reached an agreement following another day of on-and-off talks. Service restoration planned to begin gradually, while details of the deal await member ratification. more
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The MTA and LIRR unions were unable to reach an agreement before the strike deadline, leaving countless Long Beach commuters scrambling to find alternatives.
Long Beach locals speak out on Long Island Rail Road strike
A strike by five Long Island Rail Road unions shut down service early Saturday morning after negotiations failed to produce a contract agreement before the deadline, disrupting travel for hundreds of thousands of daily commuters across the Island. more
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Walter Munsterman, third from left, is known around the Long Beach Police Department for his attention to detail and respectful attitude. After more than 30 years of service, he received a notable recognition.
Long Beach native Walter Munsterman celebrated for decades of law enforcement service
Long Beach Police Sgt. Walter Munsterman was honored with the Nassau County Municipal Police Chiefs Association’s Distinguished Service Award for his 31 years of leadership, dedication and community-focused law enforcement service. more
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Michael Wasserman, of Long Beach, contends that his 2021 citation for violating a city ordinance infringed on his First Amendment rights by targeting the political messages on his vehicles.
Long Beach flag lawsuit continues after Michael Wasserman rejects $50,000 settlement
A federal lawsuit involving Long Beach resident Michael Wasserman and his politically themed vehicle flags will continue after he rejected a $50,000 settlement offer from the city, arguing the ordinance used against him violates free speech protections. more
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Inna Reznik, the city’s comptroller, began last week’s City Council meeting with more than 25 minutes of in-depth explanation about the budget proposal.
Long Beach budget proposal includes tax cap override and $5.5 million increase
Long Beach officials presented a proposed $113.8 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year that includes a tax cap override, rising operational costs and continued investment through more than $230 million in grant funding. more
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Ninja Noir Academy, a new venture by Benjamin Metzger, right, was sparked by his personal fitness transformation. He lost more than 50 pounds performing yoga and martial arts, while recommitting to sobriety.
Long Beach musician Benjamin Metzger inspires students through Ninja Noir Academy
Long Beach musician and teacher Benjamin Metzger has launched Ninja Noir Academy, a community-focused program combining music, martial arts, yoga and wellness inspired by his personal health and spiritual journey. more
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The Pacemakers, a self-described “senior citizens dance team” wearing jerseys emblazoned with their birth years, entertained the crowd by leading some impromptu choreography.
Long Beach Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center hosts senior Spring Fling celebration
The Long Beach Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center hosted its first “Senior Spring Fling by the Bay,” bringing together nearly 150 older adults for music, dancing, food and community celebration during Older Americans Month. more
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Students and staff at LBHS completed programs and training courses from the Anti-Defamation League to help create a safe environment.
Long Beach High School recognized as "No Place For Hate"
Long Beach High School has been named a No Place for Hate School for the 2025–2026 school year, earning recognition after completing a curriculum from the Anti-Defamation League. more
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East Elementary students, staff, alumni and the Long Beach community will celebrate the once-in-a-century party.
East Elementary School plans 100-year celebration
It's not every day that students get to take part in a centennial celebration, but the current classes at East Elementary have been gearing up for the school's 100-year anniversary since they arrived in September. The school will celebrate with an outdoor "block party" on May 19. more
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By day’s end, six ticket booths had been transformed into freestanding art pieces.
Long Beach artists transform boardwalk ticket booths into public art
The City of Long Beach and the Long Beach Arts Council partnered with local artists to transform six boardwalk ticket booths into colorful public art installations ahead of the summer beach season. more
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