Long Beach vowed to eliminate deadly crashes; instead, they’re the highest in over a decade
“I think the system right now is designed to respond once something catastrophic happens, not when residents are signaling that something catastrophic is likely to happen,” one neighbor said.
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Man accused of throwing rocks at Border Patrol officers agrees to plead guilty to misdemeanor
As part of a plea deal, he agreed to submit a handwritten note of apology to the federal officer who was struck by a piece of cinderblock.
Speeding Tesla crashes through Bixby Knolls pharmacy, slams into coffee shop
Neighbors are fed up with dangerous drivers in the area, according to the local business improvement association.
Job fair at Long Beach adult school to feature 50 employers, training programs on Jan. 30
It’s open to the public. Anyone can apply for jobs from employers, including local school districts, the city of Long Beach, Goodwill, FedEx and more.
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After a drunk driver killed his girlfriend, boyfriend opens coffee shop honoring her memory
Born out of grief, Reinne’s Place has become a space to foster connection, build community and remember loved ones.

