By Camryn Bowden Editor’s note: Part one in an investigative series on the recent measles outbreak in the United States. “My child who has had
By Denivia Rivera On a warm Monday evening in late April, elementary students gathered behind the Westbury Recreation Center to enjoy the village park. After
By Mashiat Azmi At age 11, Long Island author Cheryl Williams’ world turned upside down. Her mother, who was diagnosed with high blood pressure, suffered a stroke,
By Ava Dela Pena Susan Gottehrer first became interested in the New York Civil Liberties Union as a teenager. When she read about injustices in
By Conner KeoughEast Williston and Williston Park residents started paying $74 to $176 more on their yearly water bills as of March 1 because of
By Henry Musa Following months of debate, the Town of Hempstead Council recently moved forward with an application to construct Fieldstone at Oceanside LLC, a
Media scholar talks with The Long Island Advocate about the latest attack on public media By Mario Murillo The Trump administration’s cost-cutting axe against public
By Sahana Shastry For the ninth straight year, women gathered at Maria Hernandez Park in Bushwick, Brooklyn to advocate for reproductive freedom, housing, immigrant justice
By Matt FisherHempstead School District officials revealed a possible $30 million budget deficit for the upcoming school year during a March 6 news conference, attributing
By Melinda Rolls and Christina Arlotta As the sun dipped behind the trees in Uniondale on a recent Thursday, the rhythmic pulse of soccer balls
By Tim Daly Huntington residents voiced concerns about overdevelopment during a public hearing in March to discuss a rezoning plan. Green Meadow Estates, which applied
By James Poll Famed rhythm-and-blues artist Smokey Robinson took the stage at The Paramount in Huntington March 6 as a part of his Legacy Tour,
