Starting Friday, a three-day international student water robotics competition will feature over 60 teams testing underwater robots they designed and built in scenarios that focus on using technology for today’s seaports.
The Long Beach Police Department (LBPD) announced yesterday the latest results of their continued efforts to enforce the city’s ban on all fireworks when they conducted several investigations this past week.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn has committed $500,000 to the Long Beach Homeless Veterans Initiative Program, Hahn’s office announced this week.
On Monday, the City of Long Beach activated the newly revamped Walnut Avenue, East 20th Street and Alamitos Avenue intersection and traffic signal.
While bringing visibility to issues such as this is a noble and much needed service, we need more people who are willing to do the work, and compromises such as this are much more complicated than chanting into a megaphone and waving a sign.
Bike thefts in Long Beach may become easier to track, prevent and potentially recover in the future if the city manager’s office finds it feasible to initiate an application-based registration system for bikes following a vote from the city council to move forward with the study Tuesday night.
The City of Long Beach could soon loosen restrictions on musicians in the city as two separate studies aimed at increasing the ability for them to perform in city streets and inside non-traditional music venues without the burden of an entertainment license were advanced by the city council last night.
The condition of the nearly 800 miles of streets in Long Beach is improving but the estimated amount needed to bring them up to a pavement condition index (PCI) score of good/excellent stands at over $500 million.
