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Valley Stream Kiwanis Club members served dinner for families staying at the Ronald McDonald House.
Valley Stream Kiwanis Club steps up to serve families at Ronald McDonald House
Valley Stream Kiwanis Club answered a last-minute call to provide dinner for families at Ronald McDonald House, showing its strong service mission. more
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Walter Mejia, a former Valley Stream resident, has been named for the second consecutive year to City & State’s Latino Power 100 list.
Valley Stream native Walter Mejia named to Latino Power 100 for second year
Walter Mejia, who grew up in Valley Stream after emigrating from El Salvador, has been named to City & State’s Latino Power 100 list for 2025. more
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A spooky welcome to "Valley Scream" kicked off Halloween Family Fun Day Oct. 18 at Arthur J. Hendrickson Park, where hundreds of families gathered, many in costume, for a wide range of seasonal activities.
Hundreds celebrate Halloween Family Fun Day at Hendrickson Park
Families filled Hendrickson Park in Valley Stream for the annual Halloween Family Fun Day, with crafts, costumes, games and a movie night at Barrett Park. more
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Community members gather at VFW Post 1790 for Noche de Domino, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with friends, family, and neighbors.
Valley Stream celebrates Latino heritage with Noche de Domino
Valley Stream neighbors gathered for Noche de Domino, a lively Hispanic Heritage Month celebration of culture, community and tradition. more
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Students at Howell Road Elementary participated in classroom activities during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Valley Stream UFSD 13 celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with student-led lessons and projects
Valley Stream UFSD 13 honored Hispanic Heritage Month with interactive lessons, murals, and projects highlighting Latino history and culture. more
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Cynthia Nuñez, a member of the Valley Stream District 24 school board, is running for legislator. If elected, she hopes to create a more transparent Legislature.
Cynthia Nuñez would focus on transparency in legislation
After four years on the Valley Stream District 24 school board, Cynthia Nuñez, 47, is running for a seat on the Nassau County Legislature in the newly redrawn District 14. more
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Sheharyar Ali is an Elmont resident and a former prosecutor who wants to reduce crime rates and make Long Island more affordable for young families.
Sheharyar Ali is an advocate for safety and affordability
Sheharyar Ali, 32, running for a seat in the Nassau County Legislature, in the newly redrawn District 14. His campaign focuses on quality-of-life issues. more
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Casey Sabella, far right, an organizer with the group Courage for America, delivered petitions from constituents of the 3rd Congressional District to a staffer outside the Washington office of U.S. Rep. George Santos in 2023. Sabella and others called on Santos to resign during a trip to Capitol Hill ahead of President Joseph Biden’s State of the Union address.
President Donald Trump pardons former lawmaker George Santos
President Trump’s decision to commute the seven-year federal prison sentence of former U.S. Rep. George Santos has reignited a storm of outrage across Long Island, where the scandal surrounding the disgraced congressman first erupted. more
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Dr. Allison Eliscu, left, division chief of adolescent medicine at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital, Kristen Turnow, superintendent of the Locust Valley Central School District, Detective Antonio Pagan, an NYPD Special Victims Unit and FBI Task Force officer, and Assemblymember Charles D. Lavine, representing New York’s 13th District, spoke at a youth mental health panel at Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club.
Discussing student mental health at Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club
The Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club hosted a community conversation on Nov. 17 titled “Social Media, Mental Health & the Crisis Facing America’s Youth.” The event brought together medical, educational, law enforcement and political experts... more
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Hundreds of thousands of people from across Long Island and the East Coast came to the hamlet for Oyster Fest.
A fun, and shellfish, filled Oyster Fest
Oyster Fest returned to the hamlet for its 42nd year, offering hundreds of thousands of attendees a chance to experience the largest waterfront celebration on the East Coast. The event featured … more
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