Waves ‘like cannonballs’: Residents return to battered homes, tattered boardwalk after tide recedes
Evacuations have been lifted. But whether the Peninsula’s shoreline can be rebuilt before the next storm remains an open question.
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Hit-and-run driver knocked person onto Metro railway, where they were struck by train, police say
Police are still looking for the driver who started the deadly chain reaction.
The Long Beach library just gave dozens of adults a second chance to earn high school diplomas
Demand has surged recently for the library’s free, online high school program. “It was life-changing,” one graduate said.
Rain is coming for Labor Day weekend. Here’s what to expect
The moisture and surf is being driven to Southern California by Hurricane Marie hundreds of miles away in the Pacific Ocean.
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Liv’s restaurant in Belmont Shore is celebrating 5 years of oysters and community with a special menu Friday
“I’d love to be on the street like the other restaurants for, you know, 20, 30 years,” owner and chef Rob White said.
To save some cash, Long Beach wants to limit when residents can speak up at council meetings
The city is drafting an ordinance that would condense public comment to the start of City Council meetings, a move they said would save on overtime for staffers who manage the process.
