Long Island News from the Long Island Press

A winter storm is forecast to bring up to four inches of snow to parts of Long Island this weekend, experts say.

Don’t spend your holiday gift cards on a weighted blanket when any of these adorably adoptable cats and dogs will happily play the part for free!

Nassau University Medical Center underwent another change in leadership Thursday amid its continuing search for a permanent leader.

Take 5: New wellness items to help you stick to your New Year’s resolutions.

Eric Anderson plays My Father's Place, Phillip Phillips hits The Space at Westbury, Everclear and Sponge rock Mulcahy's, and much more to see and do this weekend on Long Island!

Bohlsen Restaurant Group donated $18,000 to the nonprofit hunger relief organization Long Island Cares on Thursday at Harbor Club at Prime in Huntington.

Suffolk County police shared a previously undisclosed piece of evidence in the unsolved Gilgo Beach murder investigation Thursday, nine years after the evidence was found and shortly before a movie about the case debuts.

Lost Girls, a movie based on the nonfiction book of the same name chronicling the unsolved Long Island Serial Killer case, is set to be released on Netflix on March 13, the company announced Thursday.

A guide to the nearly two dozen ice rinks to choose from on Long Island.

Recent policy changes to the 9/11 Victim's Compensation Fund are not only better helping ailing first responders, but also downtown Manhattan workers, students, residents, and families of those who died of related illnesses.

This stunning fully updated classic Tudor that brings together the best of old and new is listed for sale in the Old Lindenmere section of Merrick.

The Hearst Foundation has awarded a $100,000 grant to the Mineola-based nonprofit Family & Children's Association to support the Lynn Vanderhall Nursery Co-Op, a proven program providing short-term childcare and case management for parents seeking to improve their individual and family circumstances.