LBUSD, Cal State, LBCC grading platform hacked in apparent ransomware attack
It appears to be part of a series of high-profile data breaches this week from K-12 schools to major university systems nationwide.
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UPDATE: Tunnel fire under 110 Freeway doused; northbound lanes reopened
LAFD Assistant Chief Carlos Calvillo said his department is concerned about the structural integrity of the freeway after it was assessed by a structural engineer from Caltrans.
How will California’s next governor handle homelessness?
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A Long Beach baker turns her cherished memories into sweets through monthly cookie boxes
“I just think everyone deserves joy,” said Alaysia Sharma. And she hopes her cookie startup delivers it.
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Theater News: Music performances perfect for Mother’s Day — songs by Sondheim and two jazz vocalists
There’s Broadway-inspired singing at the Long Beach Landmark Theatre and two jazzy performances at the Carpenter Center.
Ransacked Catholic school recovers from damage, gets encouragement from the Pope
Holy Innocents School was burglarized twice. They’ve since invested nearly half a million dollars in security systems and repairs.
Long Beach voter guide: city auditor
With Long Beach voters naming fraud and waste as a major issue, it will be on the elected auditor to identify and address such issues within city government.
Two otters, unable to return to the wild, form a mother-daughter bond in Aquarium’s surrogacy program
A young adult otter named Rey and pup Sunny were each discovered stranded and deemed unfit to return to the ocean. Rescuers at the Aquarium of the Pacific hope the maternal bond they’ve formed will help sustain their species.
