In light of recent reports that César Chávez sexually assaulted women and girls, including Huerta, trustees decided to focus on Huerta’s contributions to labor and civil rights.
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The popular Meccha Matcha has arrived, bringing its owners back to their uniquely Long Beach roots
With high-quality matcha creations, the shop’s owners are carrying on their Cambodian family’s legacy of entrepreneurship.
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Federal judge: Continued Border Patrol sweeps in California violated court order
A federal judge rules that the Border Patrol again broke the rules in California immigration sweeps, saying agents acted “without considering or complying with law Congress enacted.”
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She thought it was the flu – at 27, it was early-stage lung cancer
At just 27 years old, Emily never imagined she’d be facing a cancer diagnosis. In late 2022, she was busy working in aerospace and living a typical young adult life when a persistent illness changed everything. From “Just the Flu” to a Life-Changing Diagnosis Emily’s symptoms started like a bad case of the flu—lingering cough, […]
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Long Beach state Assembly member proposes law to keep kids under 16 off social media
He’s mounting the effort after juries penalized social media companies hundreds of millions of dollars for addicting and failing to protect specific young plaintiffs.
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Sublime’s Jakob Nowell on late father: It’s interesting ‘getting to know someone posthumously’
A special exhibit on the Long Beach band opened last week at the Grammy Museum in downtown LA.
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Thousands of immigrants lawfully in California set to lose CalFresh benefits
The new restrictions stem from H.R. 1 — also known as the “Big Beautiful Bill” — which Congress passed last year.
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Long Beach abruptly cuts ties with its largest homeless shelter operator after concerns over billing practices
Until yesterday, the contractor operated hundreds of Long Beach’s shelter beds. Now they’re under investigation.
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Cal State students widely use AI tools, but mistrust results and fear job impact
Nearly every student in the California State University system has used artificial intelligence tools, but most don’t trust the results, are worried about how AI will affect their future job security and want more say in systemwide AI policy.
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Ethics in leadership is good for business, investment, and the economy
By John Keisler and Harry Saltzgaver “Trust is one of the greatest economic forces on Earth.” — Charlie Munger Charlie Munger (1924–2023) was an American investor, businessman, attorney, and philanthropist who became famous as Warren Buffett’s longtime partner and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. It may be surprising to some to hear that some of […]