May 4, 2026
"Medical professionals are entrusted with protecting patients' lives, not destroying them by exploiting them to addiction and harm."
Ceremonies will recognize local soldier John "Jack" Niles McCarthy and all who made the ultimate sacrifice.
A proposal was approved by Great Britain’s parliament to ban the supply or sale of tobacco products to anyone born in 2009 or after.
BuzzBallz have gained popularity among GenZers at alarming rates.
"It's about creating a space where people gather, connect, and feel part of something."
Over $200,000 Donated to Long Island Cares to Support Hunger Relief Programs on Long Island
The ruling says the district must allow students to use bathrooms and locker rooms aligned with their gender identity.
The event tonight will support diabetes research as a local father advocates for a cure after family diagnoses.
Glen Cove has officially adopted the Nitrogen Smart Communities pledge and is now seeking volunteers to serve on its Advisory Task force.
511NY reported guard rail repairs, sign structure installation, and roadwork this week.
Students enrolled in SAFE’s Life Skills Training (LST) program participated in the event.
This year over 200 pounds of unwanted medications were collected.
At the time of the arrest, the two children were in the backseat – not properly restrained – with their mother, Glen Cove police say.
April 17, 2026
The City becomes the first in the nation to formally recognize the veteran suicide crisis. An award ceremony will take place on Thursday.
The tobacco industry continues to engineer products that appeal to young people including high tech smart vapes and flavored oral nicotine.
Alcohol Awareness Month provides an opportunity to learn about alcohol use disorder.
Fire marshals said the fire was brought under control within 2 hours.
Clergy and community members gather for bilingual Easter service in Morgan Park, continuing a decade-long tradition
After nearly 2 decades of research and restoring bacteria levels, the beach will welcome swimmers to its shoreline once again.
The emergency scheduling of bromazolam places it in Schedule I, recognizing there is no current accepted medical use.
The contributions aim to strengthen programs that enrich the community’s culture, arts, and youth services.
Thousands of eggs, sweet prizes, and a visit from the Easter Bunny bring families together for a beloved tradition.
The city earns national recognition for its investment in urban forestry and environmental stewardship.
Police were notified by Glen Cove Schools of a possible online threat; police urge parents to monitor their children's social accounts.
John Cronin served as Grand Marshal — becoming the first person with Down syndrome in the United States to lead a St. Patrick’s Day parade.
Governor Kathy Hochul issued a proclamation that outlines support and services across the state.
Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome is caused by long-term, heavy cannabis use and characterized by severe nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain.
March 20, 2026
Recognizes Diego L. and Esteban F. as Youth of the Month for February
"I want to show people with different abilities what they can do."
March 16, 2026
Glen Cove High School Health Education students received poignant messages of recovery from Tim Stuart, recovery speaker.
This year’s theme is Caring Communities, Stronger Futures.
511NY reports guard rail repairs and sign structure installation.
NCPD police say a woman was struck by a Dodge Challenger.
City officials unanimously approved the measure to provide tax relief for veterans with service-connected disabilities.
The potential use of psychedelics in the treatment of various mental health conditions has made these drugs an area of scientific research.
Four tactics Truth Initiative researchers say e-cigarette companies use to target young people.