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Long Beach begins eviction proceedings against MLK Center
Long Beach officials over the weekend said they have begun eviction proceedings against the Martin Luther King Jr. Center, saying the organization has "consistently failed to meet" with city … more
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Lazar LaPenna’s teammates from the Braves paid tribute to the young man who loved the game.
Little League honors Lazar LaPenna
Little League parades are usually an ordinary ritual filled with happy chatter about the upcoming baseball season. But the parade in Long Beach last Sunday morning was anything but … more
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Masha Benitez of Long Beach arrived at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan for a long-awaited double-lung transplant.
Masha Benitez finally receives double lung transplant
Masha Benitez, the Long Beach teenager who has been awaiting a life-saving double-lung transplant for the last two years, underwent 13 ½ hours of surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in … more
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The Long Beach boys junior varsity basketball team finished the season with a record of 18-1.
Krywe is county Coach of Year for 2nd time
Eric Krywe, the Long Beach High School boy’s junior varsity basketball coach, was named Nassau County coach of the year for the conference., the second time he has won the award. Krywe was … more
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The new lifeguard pavilion in Long Beach was named after the Carbona family, which donated $300,000 for its construction.
New lifeguard pavilion named for Carbona
Long Beach officials and guests gathered on the boardwalk last weekend to re-name the lifeguard pavilion in honor of the Carbona family, which donated $300,000 for the construction of the … more
The Long Beach City Council Tuesday night voted t purchase a new $2.1M fire tuck to replace an aging, damaged vehicle.
L.B. City Council okays $2.1M fire truck purchase
With about 50 firefighters in the audience Tuesday night, the Long Beach City Council approved, 4-1, a plan to spend $2.1 million to purchase a new ladder fire truck to replace an aging vehicle that … more
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Religious leaders from around the City of Long Beach got together this past Sunday to host a barbecue in recognition of National Police Week.
Religious leaders hail National Police Week
Religious leaders from some of Long Beach’s synagogues and churches organized a barbecue this past Sunday in recognition of National Police Week. The leaders took note of the back-to-back … more
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Severe storms move into southern Nassau County
People may have to hold onto their hats — and just about anything else — today as the National Weather Service warns a squall of severe thunderstorms are expected to invade. more
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After years of struggling to regain its financial footing, Long Beach appears to have reached a turning point, thanks to no-nonsense fiscal management.
Long Beach finally sees financial turnaround
After decades of dealing with financial troubles — a massive lawsuit, mounting debt, a payoff scandal and low ratings from Wall Street — Long Beach officials say they believe the city has … more
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Daisy with her owners Bennett O’ Donnell and Kathleen Dulligan and their neighbor, Keith Carr, in front of his fire-stricken house.
Hero dog’s bark said to save lives in Long Beach
A dog named Daisy is being called a hero these days for doing something many people find annoying: barking excessively. When a fire broke out at 4 Clark St., in Long Beach in the middle of the … more
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