Long Island News from the Long Island Press

Adorable animals in all shapes and sizes are seeking their forever homes. Read all about how to adopt or foster your new best friend right here!A Special Request from Pets4Luv Foundation: Pets4Luv is now being evicted from its current facility space at the Source Mall in Wesbury. There is an urgent need to find placement for their remaining 60 homeless...

This nearly century old stone-and-stucco Tudor gatehouse with original details such as arched window tops, a slate roof, and fine moldings is listed for sale in the Village of Bayville.

A guide to Long Island's cardiologists.

Thousands of police officers from across the country lined the streets of Hampton Bays on Wednesday to salute fallen New York City police Det. Brian Simonsen at his funeral, where he was remembered for his dedication.

Legendary ’60s rock band Procol Harum, known for the 1967 hit “A Whiter Shade of Pale,” will play its first Long Island show in five years at the NYCB Theatre at Westbury on February 28

New York City is known as the media capital of the world, but Long Island has its fair share of media personalities as well.

Five new centers dedicated to providing behavioral services to the growing number of children on the autism spectrum are opening on Long Island, including what's billed as the first-ever beach-based facility, officials said.

This lovely Victorian that harkens back to a bygone era with its mahogany ceiling in the dining room is listed for sale in the Village of Bayport.

A good marriage does not mean a perfect marriage.

The poll was conducted by the hosts of The Grooveyard, a radio show that celebrates oldies each Saturday night on WCWP-FM 88.1 FM in Brookville.

At his home in Dix Hills, John Coltrane composed his Grammy award-winning album A Love Supreme. The work’s spiritual tone captured the essence of a world protesting war amid the emerging pride of African Americans seeking to honor their heritage and contributions to American culture. Coltrane’s composition changed the world of jazz forever.

Dane Cook cracks up The Paramoun, Al Di Meola plays The Space at Westbury Theatre, and much more to see and do this week on Long Island!