Thursday, March 27, 2025
Hockey is one of the most popular sports in Long Beach, with the high school team, the Marines, constantly drawing large crowds for games. But this season has been extra special, as the varsity …
Isabelle DePalma, 17, of Long Beach, a senior at Sacred Heart Academy in Hempstead, has been selected to present her original research at the Association for Psychological Science Convention May 23 …
Challenger Athletics aims to develop confidence and self-esteem through sports for people with physical and learning disabilities. Long Beach High School has been a long-time partner, playing …
The eighth annual Women in the Arts Gala, hosted by Artists in Partnership, will take place on April 10 to honor 12 women whose contributions have enriched the local arts community. The gala was …
The Long Beach City Council approved a new lease agreement with MLK Center Inc. last month, allowing the group to continue using its building on Riverside Boulevard as a community center. It was the …
Long Beach resident Vera Davis, 64, urgently seeks a living kidney donor after being diagnosed with Stage 5 kidney failure due to lupus.
The Kiwanis Club of Long Beach hosted its 3rd annual Women’s History Month Brunch, honoring local women and raising funds for children’s programs.
The Long Beach Board of Education reviews the proposed budget, addressing staffing, student programs, and safety measures, with a vote set for May 20.
Columnist
Throughout my career in public service, I’ve steadfastly championed government efficiency, easing the burden on taxpayers, and eliminating waste, fraud and abuse.
Columnist
Like any resident of Oyster Bay, I’ve always had a fascination with our hometown president, Theodore Roosevelt. He seemed like such a larger-than-life character, a writer who was a soldier, a hunter who was a politician, and a statesman who truly cared for, and understood the needs of, the common man.
Editorial
In New York state, there is no law in place that protects survivors of sexual assault if they were voluntarily intoxicated during the crime.
Columnist
After the congressional hearings that challenged university presidents on campus activism amid allegations of antisemitism, many institutions adopted policies of “institutional neutrality.”