UPDATE: Stabbing suspect shot, killed by Signal Hill police
The shooting was reported just after 12:55 p.m. in the 1000 block of Willow Street, near Sunnyside Cemetery, according to Deputy Eva Jimenez of the Sheriff’s Information Bureau.
UPDATE: Power at Long Beach Airport restored, some delays persist
Flights are still departing, an airport spokesperson said, but there may be delays in boarding.
From $1,000 to $60 million: Long Beach Community Foundation celebrates 25th anniversary
The Long Beach Community Foundation is celebrating its 25th anniversary and a significant increase in the charitable assets it has been managing in recent years.
Farmers & Merchants’ East Long Beach branch celebrates a century in business
Built to accommodate the influx in cash created by the Signal Hill oil boom, the branch—located on the corner of Obispo Avenue and Anaheim Street in the heart of Zaferia—was the bank’s first, following the construction of the historic Downtown flagship building in 1907.
Pop-up roller skating rink to open at 2nd & PCH shopping center
The rink is scheduled to open September 18 and will include a skate rental booth and kiosk for skates, accessories and merchandise currently underway.
The arts in the pandemic saw unprecedented challenges, historic support
Across Long Beach, museums have reopened their doors to visitors, dance crews are rehearsing and actors are returning to the stage. As the arts return after a year of pandemic restrictions, so does millions in auxiliary spending, from ticket sales to dinner reservations.
Long Beach man arrested in stabbing attack at protest in front of Los Angeles City Hall
Eric Cohen, 30, has been booked on suspicion of attempted murder and is being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Los Angeles on a $1 million bail, according to police.
First major convention in Long Beach far exceeds attendance expectations
The Advanced Clean Transportation Expo is the first major convention to return to the Long Beach Convention Center after a 15-month hiatus.
Ownors Technologies wants to help creatives grow—and earn more money
With the pandemic shuttering music venues and live performances, 2020 turned out to be the year artists could use this kind of service more than ever.