Whether you’re ready to be a hero for a solo furry friend or want to double or even triple the love, swing by your local animal rescue or shelter and adopt your new best friends today!

The 19th annual Long Island Press Power List, presented by Schneps Media, will recognize the region’s most influential individuals during a celebration at Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury on June 26.

Every year, graduation season reminds me how much older I’m getting. But I try not to make it all about me. I try to make it all about the graduates and how much older they are getting! Nowadays, of course, there are graduation ceremonies for kindergartners and sixth graders, even pre-K. But for our purposes…
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George Clinton owns the moniker “The Godfather of Funk,” but how did it all start for him and for the musicians who became the Parliament Funkadelic?

An art exhibition will adorn Huntington Town Hall for the month of May, in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month. May is AAPI heritage month.

“There is no magic product” for healthy, beautiful, youthful skin, Dr. Philippe Allouche said more than once as he addressed dozens of attendees at a cocktail party-style event held at Karina NYC Skin Clinic in Huntington.

On the day designated to remember more than 6 million Jewish people killed in the Holocaust, one center on Long Island unveiled an exhibit that celebrates the resilience of those who survived.

Donald Trump’s lawyers accused the star prosecution witness in his hush money trial of lying to jurors, portraying Trump fixer-turned-foe Michael Cohen, a Lawrence native, on Thursday as a serial fabulist who is bent on seeing the presumptive Republican presidential nominee behind bars.

Things to do on Long Island this weekend include concerts, comedy shows, and more.

In 2014, Paul Nick was hired to be CEO of a unique company on Long Island, Guaranteed Returns, and given a monumental task: Nick, then 54 and the company’s comptroller, was to pull the business out of a deep dive, after its owner, who was also its CEO and president, was accused by federal prosecutors of a $116 million scheme to siphon off funds through shell companies.