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Israel is at war. What are neighbors in Malverne and West Hempstead doing to help?
The days since Israel declared war on Hamas have been marked by grief, fear and division — but some communities are coming together. Residents of Malverne and West Hempstead have supported … more
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Don't mess with the clown.
Happy Halloween from the Herald staff [Photo gallery]
The newsroom at Richner Communications is a serious place -- except on Halloween, when the staff celebrates Halloween in fashion -- or in costume! Have a safe and fun Halloween. more
The Pride of Malverne marching band performed at the third annual Juneteenth Jubilee.
These amazing Malverne students celebrated with style. Find out why they were so excited.
With an auditorium of kids smiling, enjoying food and jamming out to drums, Malverne School District’s third annual Juneteenth Jubilee embodied joy and cultural celebration. School … more
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Political activist Scottie Coads died at the age of 79. Her decades of service forever changed her community.
A civil rights icon died. Read to find out about this amazing Lakeview woman
Every once in a while, someone comes along that truly embodies the spirit of the community, and whose dedication inspires others — that’s Scottie Coads. Coads, 79, died Oct. 6 after … more
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Salvadoran ‘Pride’ for Hispanic Heritage Month essayist
Each year, Altice – the parent company of Optimum – invites students across the company’s 21-state corporate footprint to participate in their Hispanic Heritage Month essay contest. … more
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The ‘Souper Food Drive’ is here
Don’t be confused if you see bags of soup, peanut butter or macaroni and cheese on your neighbor’s doorstep this Saturday — the 13th annual “Souper Food Drive” is simply … more
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That doesn't look like a reindeer, mom....
Villages celebrate the season [Video]
The villages of East Rockaway and Lynbrook celebrated the arrival of the holidays with winter festivals on the same evening. There was plenty of fun, music and entertainment, with sleigh rides and great … more
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Nassau County proposes hikes on rent-stabilized units
They don’t just want to pause rent increases in rent-stabilized apartments in Nassau County. They want to go back to 2021, before the Nassau County Rent Guidelines Board allowed 2 percent … more
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As the fight for public water continues, State Sen. Steve Rhoads has introduced new legislation that may help the South Nassau Water Authority get the necessary funding to facilitate a takeover of Liberty Utilities. Advocacy groups, such as Long Island Clean Air Water & Soil, still want the SNWA to hold a public meeting addressing the takeover.
Will you have to pay for more water?
Advocacy groups have been ramping up efforts for a public takeover of Liberty Utilities after the private company, which supplies water to roughly 113,000 Town of Hempstead residents, recently sought … more
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Girl Scouts were running the show
The Girl Scouts were running the show on Saturday. The troops gathered in Village Hall for the annual Government Day, and the girls were government officials for the day. Each girl was assigned a … more
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