Teacher charged with abusing disabled students in his kindergarten class, LASD says
He was allowed to return to the classroom this school year despite the alleged child abuse being reported last school year.
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Hurricane Marie reshaped Southern California’s coastline last week. El Niño could be far worse
Scientists say the coastal erosion from the far-off hurricane that destroyed homes and swallowed beaches is a preview of what’s to come as soon as next month.
How do you dispose of an abandoned Russian submarine? Long Beach is on the hook to find out
The Scorpion has sat alongside the Queen Mary for 26 years — 16 as a tourist attraction, a decade as a rusting eyesore.
U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump’s mail-in voting limits as November election nears
Gov. Gavin Newsom celebrated the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision shooting down President Trump’s proposal to restrict mail-in voting just before the November midterm election.
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Restaurant owners fed first responders as waves swamped the Peninsula
The owners of Andrade’s Cafe by the Bay served pizzas to firefighters who were repairing damage along the boardwalk.
Long Beach will raise parking tickets to avoid library cuts in last-minute budget maneuver
The city will still cut hundreds of other jobs — from firefighters to homeless outreach workers — elsewhere in its budget.
Waves demolished this beach and tore at homes’ foundations: why this storm was different
Hurricane Marie ripped through the Peninsula’s regular defenses, leaving residents racing to save their homes.
Homes evacuated on Long Beach Peninsula after damage from hurricane-driven waves
Damage to the boardwalk, a breached seawall and cracks in nearby concrete raised concerns that about 20 homes could be at risk of collapse.