Homeless services contractor sues Long Beach, alleging city bilked it out of $1.1 million
City officials said there were problems with invoices. The nonprofit alleges they’re manufacturing an excuse not to pay.
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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.
Teachers union pours money into school board race to oppose conservative challenger
Union members say they’re alarmed by her connection to the group Moms for Liberty that’s tried to push educational policy to the right nationwide.
Fire in tunnel under 110 Freeway snarls traffic near the Port of Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Fire Department started battling the difficult fire early Monday evening and said it believed it was started by people living in a homeless encampment.
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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.
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.
