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L.B. Fire Chief Scott Kemins is to be honored by MSSN for service.
Fire Chief Kemins honored by Mount Sinai
Scott Kemins grew up in Long Beach “as a nice Jewish boy” whose mom wanted him to become a lawyer or a doctor. She did not conceive of him becoming a firefighter or a police … more
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Wind turbines off the New England coast.
At council meeting, loud opposition to wind project
The Long Beach City Council Tuesday night proposed what appeared to be an innocuous resolution: a pro forma request that it maintain control over a portion of the Ocean Beach Park in the event that … more
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The Long Beach Housing Authority was awarded over $1 million is funding last week, allowing for improvements to housing and those who need it.
Housing Authority awarded over $1 million
The Long Beach Housing Authority was awarded $1,046,784 in funding by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development last Friday. Long Beach joined nearly 2,770 other public housing authorities … more
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The Long Beach City Council voted 3-1 at Tuesday night’s meeting to approve new dates for tables on the boardwalk. Councilman Roy Lester cast the only no vote.
At council meeting, long-delayed hearing on boardwalk tables
The official discussion of tables is tabled no longer. The Long Beach City Council voted 3-1 on Tuesday night to create a mechanism to allow tables and chairs to be used on the boardwalk on a … more
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Some of Billy Crystal’s memorabilia is being auctioned off at the Long Beach Historical Society to aid in the society’s building repairs.
Billy Crystal comes to aid of Historical Society
Billy Crystal, Long Beach’s most well-known figure, who raised $1 million in 2013 to help the city rebuild after Superstorm Sandy the year before, was at it again last Saturday, this time on … more
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Dan Lloyd, founder and president of Minority Millennials, instructs a class as he seeks job opportunities with the proposal Las Vegas Sands entertainment complex.
Job opportunities proposed at the Sands
Securing jobs for Long Island has never been an easy task. Companies have been leaving for years for places where taxes and utility costs are less. Entrepreneurs find it hard to pay employees who … more
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The cases to ‘opt in’ on retail marijuana sales
Opting In is now the logical choice.  I love Long Beach! In September 2020, when COVID forced my family out of Brooklyn, the only place I wanted to move was Long Beach. Of course, … more
Only two retail marijuana dispensaries operate in New York State, both in Manhattan. This one is staffed by trained employees.
City Council still undecided about pot sales
The Long Beach City Council, still weighing whether to reverse a decision it made in December 2021 to opt out of a New York state program to allow retail sales of marijuana, met with state cannabis … more
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Construction workers near what will be the boardwalk-side entrance to the rental building’s shops and restaurant.
Superblock rental building to be completed by year’s end
The Superblock project, which is filling seaside lots that have been empty for 40 years, is to be partially completed sooner than expected, an executive at the development company told the Long Beach … more
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Long Beach has won a $4.5 million state grant to help revitalize its downtown.
$4.5M grant for downtown revitalization
The City of Long Beach and the Village of Lindenhurst, in Suffolk County, have each won competitive grants of $4.5 million to help them revitalize their downtown business districts, Gov. Kathy … more
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