LBCC wants to teach its students to help heal trauma. Its new program is already in demand
LBCC is offering one of the country’s first undergraduate degrees in trauma studies, hoping to build the next generation of trauma-informed workers.
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A prolonged heat wave is hitting Long Beach. It will feel even hotter because of El Niño
El Niño is helping drive up high overnight temperatures and humidity.
A Westside cafe features local students’ art, sells its famous salsas and is determined to build community
Candlestick Ravine Cafe is filling a void across from Cabrillo High, giving students and teachers a place to grab coffee or breakfast burritos from a business that’s for locals by locals.
Newsom vetoes bill that would have penalized using smart glasses to secretly record people
The legislation also would have required companies making smart glasses or other wearable devices to include a light or some other feature that indicates that the person is video or audio recording.
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A year after being canceled, Long Beach’s free Día de los Muertos celebration is back
The party was canceled last year because of regional immigration raids. The festival will return this November — just on a smaller scale.
More speed cameras are coming to Long Beach — this time on PCH
It’s one of the city’s deadliest streets but had been excluded from the speed camera program until now.
Hurricane Polo expected to stir up powerful waves, high tides and rip currents in Long Beach
The forecast has city crews on high alert after damage from Hurricane Marie. Here’s what forecasters say you should expect.
