Why one small stretch of Long Beach keeps getting slammed by damaging waves
The city has been defending a small section of beach against threatening swells for years. This time, they’ve broken through.
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Long Beach orders evacuations, fast-tracks plans to rebuild beach as waves pound the Peninsula
Tropical Storm Rachel’s surf and tides have smashed through the boardwalk’s protective bulkhead, with more bad weather on the way.
Dinner and a selfie: Long Beach restaurants and bars where photo booths are the main attraction
From Good Time to Mooney’s Pizza Tavern, here are five Long Beach hangouts where customers can eat, drink and make photo booth memories.
High swells are hitting Long Beach again, and weekend rain is on the way thanks to another hurricane
Hurricane Rachel and El Niño are making it worse. Strong waves have begun pounding the already battered Peninsula. Officials are worried about coastal flooding and downed trees across the city.
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Spend your weekend eating tamales and shopping from Latin-owned businesses, dancing to cumbia vinyls or partying with the Sanderson Sisters at Hamburger Mary’s.
LBCC wants to teach its students to help heal trauma. Its new program is already in demand
LBCC is offering one of the country’s first undergraduate degrees in trauma studies, hoping to build the next generation of trauma-informed workers.
A Westside cafe features local students’ art, sells its famous salsas and is determined to build community
Candlestick Ravine Cafe is filling a void across from Cabrillo High, giving students and teachers a place to grab coffee or breakfast burritos from a business that’s for locals by locals.
