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County officials see uptick in virus cases—could Labor Day be to blame?
Daily numbers reported over the last four days of last week showed a rise in COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County.
Re-thinking Hamburger Mary’s: Outdoor coffee pop-up hopes to expand foot traffic, business
“First and foremost, we care about jobs. Our crazy little queer family here needs work, they need income.”
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Pine Avenue closure to be extended between Fourth and Fifth Street starting Friday
“We may not know 100% if it’s going to help, but at this point, what other options do we have?”
LA County Jail population is back up above state overcrowding limits
Following a COVID-19-related push to drop Los Angeles County’s jail population by roughly 5,000 inmates to prevent the spread of the virus, the number of prisoners has grown by nearly 15%, according to a report posted to the county’s website.
Los padres protestan fuera de la oficina del distrito escolar, piden la opción de tener clases en persona
La semana pasada, LBUSD anunció que continuaría operando clases virtual hasta los fines de enero.
Police investigate shots fired in Central Long Beach; no injuries reported
Witness statements indicate that the suspected shooter fired up into the air, according to police. No one was injured.
LBUSD considers plans for offering in-person instruction for disabled students
The district said it’s working with local health officials, labor partners, including the city’s teachers’ association, to create strategies in which the district could safely offer these services—as was recently permitted by state and local health officials so long as the district followed strict health rules.
City leaders explore options to reach 100% renewable energy
Throughout months of conversation, city leaders carefully consider its options as they want to reach the goal of having customers—residents and businesses —using 100% renewable energy. Here’s what’s on the table.
IN PHOTOS: Residents gather to honor legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Jacqui Viale, a member of Long Beach Register Sisters, said the group of about 100 just wanted to come together to feel the loss of Ginsburg, who she described as a “legal giant.”
Police search for possible gunman at Pike Outlets
No gunshot victims were reported, police said.
L.A. County COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to inch downward as 13 deaths are reported
Los Angeles County reported 1,343 new cases of COVID-19 and 13 more deaths Saturday, bringing the county’s totals to 259,817 cases and 6,330 fatalities.
Yellow sulfur spill prompts closure of West PCH in West Long Beach
About the size of two football fields were closed off as crews redirected traffic.
Police investigate overnight shooting, stabbing in Central Long Beach
Two men were found injured in the stabbing incident, police said.
Leaders mourn death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg; local vigil planned
Local residents have planned a candlelight vigil, with social distancing, at 6:30 p.m. today in front of the Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse, 275 Magnolia Ave.
One killed in crash near Port of Long Beach
The crash occurred a little after 7:35 a.m., the California HighwayPatrol reported.