Special ed teacher was allowed back in class despite ongoing child abuse investigation
“My worst fear just came true,” said the mother of one disabled student in his class.
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DOJ subpoenas California election officials, despite judge’s order to stop threatening them
At least four elections workers in California have received federal criminal grand jury subpoenas over the past week.
Long Beach plans to borrow $246 million to pay for infrastructure projects across the city
Huge projects like the Belmont Pool and $50 million in convention center upgrades are waiting for funding. City officials say they want to borrow now to get them — and many smaller projects — done.
Long Beach will pay $400,000 to man who fell on cracked roadway outside cruise terminal
Data shows the city has had to pay out larger settlements and verdicts for pothole-related lawsuits in recent years.
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An anti-speed dating mixer caters to neurodivergent singles who just want to be themselves
Socially Awkward Dating (or SAD) moves away from traditional dating spaces so singles can embrace their awkward side.
LBUSD is evaluating AI use in the classroom. They want parents’ and students’ opinions
Grassroots groups have been pushing for a moratorium on AI use.
Long Beach voter guide: LBCC board of trustees
Trustees oversee one of Long Beach’s most important educational institutions, which is navigating major construction projects and a shifting educational landscape.
Spooked by your ballot? This election-themed haunted house will help
A local nonprofit is using ghouls and ghosts to help people understand complicated ballot propositions.
Halloween at Long Beach theaters includes an improv slasher musical, ghostly plays and alien invasions
“Blithe Spirits” at Long Beach Playhouse kicks off with a Halloween gala, and Long Beach Improv Lab has got a “zany” horror musical.