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Long Beach firefighters responded to a call at 3:12 a.m. on Jan. 17. No injuries were reported.
Long Beach firefighters put out crawl space fire
Long Beach firefighters were called to a small house fire on the 200 block of West Market Street in the early hours of Jan. 17. The Long Beach Fire Department responded to a call at 3:12 a.m. on … more
Long Beach High School alumni and 2016 national wrestling champion Jacori Teemer served as the 2017 grand marshal in the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Commemorative March and Celebration on Jan. 19, 2017.
Long Beach to kick off annual MLK March
Hundreds are expected to attend the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Commemorative March in Long Beach on Monday to mark Dr. King’s 91st birthday. The city … more
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The county courthouse in Mineola, where defendants are arraigned before a judge, who decides on bail.
Kaminsky: Bail reform needs change
Last Sunday morning, 40-year-old Jordan Randolph was arrested and charged with drunken driving after his 2014 Cadillac rear-ended another car on the William Floyd Parkway in Suffolk County, killing … more
Residents who live on or near East State Street were opposed to a plan by Mount Sinai South Nassau to construct a medical arts pavilion on property in a residential zone and not on the site of the former Long Beach Medical Center building, on the north side of East Bay Drive. The suit was dismissed by Nassau Supreme Court judge, but an appeal is planned.
Judge approves hospital plan for medical arts pavilion in Long Beach, but appeal looms
A State Supreme Court justice, sitting in Mineola, has cleared the way for Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital to construct a medical arts pavilion near the former property of the Long Beach Medical … more
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City Hall in Long Beach, where council members waived attorney-client privilege at an unusual meeting on Jan. 11.
Long Beach waives privilege in payouts
The ongoing drama involving payouts to Long Beach officials took a major step toward resolution on Saturday, when the City Council unanimously approved a resolution that will allow the Nassau County … more
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Lou Ehrlich celebrated his 100th birthday on Jan. 9 at the Long Beach Senior Community Service Center with his friends and family. Ehrlich sipped on a glass of sparkling grape juice after blowing out the candles on his cake.
L.B. resident celebrates 100 years of life
Louis Ehrlich, who celebrated his 100th birthday on Jan. 9, attributes his longevity and success in life to one thing — luck. “Everybody asks me that and frankly, I think it’s luck. It has … more
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The MLK center's Executive Director, Monique Powell, announced her resignation on Wednesday via email.
MLK center Exec Director announces resignation days before MLK march in Long Beach
Monique Powell, the executive director of the Martin Luther King Center in Long Beach, announced her resignation Wednesday morning. She did not provide a reason. MLK Center officials could … more
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Long Beach City Council to hold special meeting, 9:30 a.m. Satrurday on waiving attorney-client privilege
Long Beach City Council to hold special meeting Saturday
The Long Beach City Council plans to hold a special meeting Saturday to consider a resolution to waive attorney-client privilege, as requested by the Nassau County District Attorney’s office, which is investigating claims that city officials have relied on the advice of former attorneys when it came to calculating questionable payments. more
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Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder outlined drops in crime and announced two new special units at a news conference on Jan. 9. Nassau County Executive Laura Curran is to Ryder’s immediate right.
NCPD: Crime at historic lows, new teams set for 2020
Major crime is down 31 percent since 2009, according to Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder. more
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Former Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen sat down with the Herald last Friday to discuss the highs and lows of her two years as the first Democratic leader of America’s largest township in 112 years.
Laura Gillen: ‘I wouldn’t change a thing’
When Laura Gillen refused to concede in the race for her re-election to the highest seat in the Town of Hempstead, few were surprised. Much like her first term as supervisor, Gillen, a Democrat from … more
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