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Long Beach firefighter Joshua Schwimmer received his first dose of the coronavirus vaccine at Mount Sinai South Nassau.
Long Beach first responders get their shots
Hours before the ball dropped on New Year’s Eve, Scott Kemins, Long Beach’s fire commissioner, drove to Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital in Oceanside, walked into a lobby area, rolled up his … more
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The City of Long Beach was found liable for $131 million in a legal case dating back 31 years.
Judge finds Long Beach liable for $131 million in Haberman case
A Supreme Court judge in Nassau County Monday found the City of Long Beach liable for $131 million in damages in a case that goes back 31 years, brought by a Manhattan developer after the city … more
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Allen Schwartz has been president of the Long Beach Lions for the past six years.
A tailor-made hero
On a recent weekday in December, Allen Schwartz was taking care of a customer at his Laurel Cleaners, at the corner of Laurel Boulevard and West Park Avenue in Long Beach. Yes, he promised the … more
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The MLK Center has been closed to the public since the start of the pandemic.
Future of MLK Center in Long Beach remains up in the air
The City of Long Beach and representatives of the Martin Luther King Center have been quietly holding on-and-off talks for months aimed at reopening the facility, which normally serves children, … more
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Under the terms of a new contract, Dover Gourmet Corp. will operate facilities at Malibu Beach Park until 2036.
Town of Hempstead settles Dover lawsuit
The Hempstead Town Board voted on Tuesday to settle a 2019 lawsuit brought by Dover Gourmet Corp., and to award the company a 15-year contract extension to operate a restaurant, concession stand, day … more
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A developer is seeking a variance to convert a two-family home at 355 E. Beech St. to a one-family home and build another two-family home on the lot.
Long Beach residents say they worry about neighborhood overdevelopment
A developer’s plan to alter a two-family home and create a subdivision on a lot on East Beech Street has united a group of residents in opposition to the proposal, who are citing overdevelopment in … more
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Mount Sinai South Nassau has suspended visitation for its Emergency Departments at its Oceanside and Long Beach campuses.
Mount Sinai South Nassau suspends Emergency Department visitation at Oceanside, Long Beach campuses as Covid-19 cases rise
Due to the rise in the number of residents and patients testing positive for Covid-19, Mount Sinai South Nassau is suspending patient visitation in the Emergency Department until further notice. more
City officials accepted masks and hand sanitizer at City Hall.
Long Beach gets large mask donation
Long Beach city officials, who are cautiously watching a new uptick in local Covid-19 cases, received a gift last week from a company whose roots date back 40 years, to Mainland China. The city … more
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Phil Garry, owner of the Saloon, on West Beech Street, above, said the pandemic has negatively impacted his business and added that new restrictions wouldn’t help.
Covid-19 cases rise in the City of Long Beach
Cases of Covid-19, which were reported less frequently during the late summer months, have been rising in Long Beach in the past few weeks, officials warned at a City Council meeting Tuesday … more
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State Sen. Todd Kaminsky declared victory in the 9th S.D. race last night. He celebrated with his wife Ellen.
Kaminsky leads in 9th State Senate District race
State Sen. Todd Kaminsky held a strong lead in the 9th Senate District race Tuesday night over his Republican opponent, Victoria Johnson, who had never held elective office before and campaigned on a … more
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