The Los Angeles Conservancy, the county’s leading organization which aims at fostering preservation throughout the region, has released its Preservation Report Card for 2014 and given Long Beach a grade of A.

Beginning tomorrow morning at 6AM, the repaving of Harbor Avenue in West Long Beach will continue and therefore cause multiple closures.

Environmental experts, local health advocates, urban designers, and citizens took a bus around Long Beach on November 14 in what the Communities for a Better Environment call their Toxic Tours, an educational experience they have been offering throughout California since 1995.

After completing an undergraduate education, the common expectation is that you will find a job welcoming you with open arms and a decent wage, that you will earn enough to find your own apartment and have enough left over to enjoy yourself on the weekends. More and more recent graduates are realizing this is more of a myth than anything.

Bixby Knolls and California Heights residents should plan their commutes along Atlantic Ave. with care since the major artery will undergo a repaving project that begins Wednesday, October 8 at 7AM and is expected to last 60 days.