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Local advocacy group Freeport Pride will host its first Harbor Social and Summer Kick-Off on May 30 at Freeport's waterfront. more
Police arrested a Queens man accused of multiple residential burglaries across Nassau County communities. more
As of 6 a.m. Friday, travel to Penn Station via the Long Island Rail Road remains "extremely limited" following a Thursday morning fire in the East River tunnels.  more
Wantagh High School senior James DiCerbo describes helping others as his purpose. His extensive community service efforts recently earned him a $5,000 scholarship from the New York Islanders. more
Bellmore Movies and Showplace is facing pushback from local religious leaders over its screening of the film “Palestine 36,” with members of the Merrick-Bellmore Board of Rabbis calling the movie historically misleading and harmful. more
Hewlett teen Joseph Petraro leads an Eagle Scout project creating an intergenerational garden at a Woodmere nursing home to connect residents and families. more
Veteran Long Beach Fire Department Capt. David Wagner, a devoted volunteer and community leader for over 40 years, died unexpectedly on April 17. more
Residents of Franklin Square say that a growing quality-of-life and safety issue along the Southern State Parkway has been met with little to no enforcement, despite state legislation intended to address it. more
A potential May 16 LIRR strike could disrupt thousands of commuters, forcing Lynbrook riders to consider remote work or alternatives. more
Confusion and anger has swept through Freeport and its school district after metal detectors purchased by the district were assembled in the school's main lobby that the school board says it never approved. more
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