If you're actively involved in the community, or you care about local Long Island charities and causes, make sure to keep in the know with Long Island's Community articles. Focusing on issues that matter most to the local community at large, these articles provide you with information about the good works of local charities, as well as the issues that matter to Long Islanders most.
By Janice Jay Young January 13, 2026
Top physicians and medical professionals from Memorial Sloan Kettering, New York Cancer & Blood Specialists, Northwell Health Cancer Institute, Perlmutter Cancer Center at NYU Langone and Stony Brook Cancer Center as well as natural health ...
By Long Island November 12, 2025
Long Island company rallies partners to help a local family in crisis ahead of the holidays.
By Long Island November 11, 2025
Let's help fellow Long Islanders this Holiday season...
By Long Island October 30, 2025
In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa across Jamaica and the Caribbean, New York Attorney General Letitia James issued a public advisory urging New Yorkers to support relief efforts responsibly. She warned of ...
By Long Island September 19, 2025
The Suffolk County Police Department Impound Section will host a public vehicle auction on Saturday, September 20, starting at 9 a.m., at its facility located at 100 Old Country Road in Westhampton. The event will ...
By Christian Abbatecola August 26, 2025
National Dog Day is celebrating its tenth year, so join in by pampering your pooch or volunteering at a local shelter.
By Long Island August 14, 2025
Governor Kathy Hochul announced more than $153 million in state and federal grants and low-cost financing to help over two dozen New York communities modernize aging water and sewer systems, remove harmful contaminants, and protect ...
By Long Island July 29, 2025
With a heat advisory in effect for Long Island and the Rockaways through Wednesday night, PSEG Long Island has activated its voluntary Smart Savers Thermostat Program to help reduce peak electricity demand and save customers ...
By Long Island March 25, 2025
In a heartwarming event on the evening of March 24, 2025, Seventh Precinct Officers Joseph Lacey, Brendan Nappi, and newly graduated Officer Jonathan Verity assisted a 37-year-old woman in active labor inside a car on ...
By Long Island March 16, 2025
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Eat, drink and be merry - but do so responsibly!
By Long Island December 13, 2024
Join the Babies“R”Us at Kohl's Baby Registry Celebration on Long Island for exclusive gifts, expert guidance, and hands-on baby product experiences
By Chris Boyle November 08, 2024
Two unknown subjects entered the residence by using a prybar on a rear window, took a key fob to a 2024 Mercedes G-Wagon, and removed it from the garage.
By Chris Boyle September 25, 2024
The A1 Cares Foundation plans to hold two fundraising events annually, with the proceeds generated by each one earmarked for supporting specific charities.
By Long Island September 17, 2024
Suffolk County Police to Auction Over 100 Vehicles, Including Sedans, SUVs, and Motorcycles, on September 21 in Westhampton
By Chris Boyle August 26, 2024
The partnership combined education with healing for parents who have lost children to O.D. & Fentanyl.
By Chris Boyle August 20, 2024
“Education is the cornerstone of community development, and by equipping our students with the necessary tools to succeed, we are investing in our future,” said Legislator Sanin.
By Chris Boyle August 16, 2024
Bruce Quatrale was an active blood donor until his cancer diagnosis in October 2008, now his family is encouraging the community to donate blood in his memory.
By Long Island August 16, 2024
A 49-year-old man died after his vehicle left the roadway, struck a fence, and hit a house in Baldwin, causing exterior damage but no injuries to the occupants inside.
By Chris Boyle August 15, 2024
Over 800 Backpacks, Supplies --Also FREE Starbucks, PJs, Giveaways and Activities.
By Chris Boyle August 14, 2024
“Bridget McElroy was an amazing young woman who lost her life to a rare form of cancer far too soon,” Supervisor Joseph Saladino said.