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Ron Walsh, Long Beach’s police commissioner, is interested in becoming city manager.
Long Beach's top cop wants to be city manager
While Long Beach is searching for a new city manager to replace Donna Gayden, who resigned in January after nearly three years in the post, Ron Walsh, the city’s police commissioner and now its … more
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Fences went up last weekend in the city’s North Park section as flood mitigation work began.
FEMA-funded flood mitigation work underway in North Park
A pair of iron gates went up last weekend on the north side of Riverside and Rev. J.J. Evans Boulevards, in Long Beach’s North Park section, signaling that work is finally about to begin to … more
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Rabbi Jack Zanerhaft and dancers from the Hagen-Kavenagh School of Irish Dance before their performance.
Long Beach Temple celebrates Irish History Month
There was a little bit of the green at Temple Emanu-El of Long Beach last Friday as the temple celebrated “Shabbat for Irish History Month” to connect the Jewish and Irish communities on … more
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Long Beach faces its budget woes
As the City’s budget process progresses, I want to ensure all our residents are informed, engaged, and included as we navigate the path forward for the City.  Residents should understand … more
City Police officers have been named in two civil suits by residents who claimed they were beaten by officers.
Brewington calls for action on police brutality
Frederick K. Brewington, one of Long Island’s most prominent civil rights attorneys, called this week for a civilian complaint review board after two civil suits were filed against Long Beach … more
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Councilman Roy Lester said he believes that if living in Long Beach is a requirement for the city manager’s position, some may not want it.
Council to decide whether city manager must live in town
Back in the days when Charles Theofan was city manager of Long Beach — the early and mid 2000s — he lived in Freeport, and earned the nickname “Freeport Charlie.” Perhaps … more
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Dunia Sibomana-Rodriguez has persevered through a lot in life and now ESPN has shared it with the world.
Sibomana-Rodriguez highlighted by ESPN
Dunia Sibomana-Rodriguez’s life story — so far — is known by much of, if not all of Long Beach. But now, it’s going to be known by many more people in many more places around … more
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Long beach’s Temple Emanu-El will be holding its second annual Irish History Month Shabbat on Friday.
Irish History Shabbat scheduled for Friday
Temple Emanu-El in Long Beach will be holding a second annual Shabbat for Irish History Month on Friday, March 24. The service acknowledges the connection between Ireland and the Jewish … more
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There were raffles and prizes as part of the event, which served as a fundraiser for the Kiwanis.
Kiwanis honors women for history month
It was an opportunity to honor the women of Long Beach who have volunteered their time and effort to make the city a happier, healthier and more equitable place. About 100 people turned out for a … more
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Soccer icon David Beckham snaps a selfie with some of Long Island's best up-and-coming young soccer players during a surprise visit to the Mitchell Athletic Complex on Saturday, as part of the Sands Youth Power Initiative.
David Beckham, Carli Lloyd share soccer skills in Nassau County's Mitchell Athletic Complex
They flocked from all over Long Island to learn from one of soccer’s greatest — Carli Lloyd. But the 400 or so young athletes who gathered at the Mitchell Athletic Complex in Uniondale this past Saturday got an added bonus, with a chance to bend it like David Beckham — with David Beckham. more
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