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Anthony Pignataro

Oct 13 6:59 am shared from News

Few Long Beach residents have gotten new COVID booster aimed at omicron variant

Anthony Pignataro

As of Oct. 12, just 2.4% of eligible Long Beach residents have received the bivalent booster, officials said, lagging behind the national average of about 4%.

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Oct 12 9:17 am shared from News

LBCC board president accuses colleague of spreading QAnon conspiracies—then backtracks

Anthony Pignataro

The trustee being accused said she hadn’t heard of QAnon and asked what it was.

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Oct 12 9:16 am shared from News

In LBCC trustee races, the board’s infighting and controversies are a campaign issue

Anthony Pignataro

Five candidates are running for three seats in the Long Beach Community College Board of Trustees race this year. Here’s who you’ll find on the ballot.

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Oct 11 7:37 am shared from News

In 69th Assembly race, the candidate without political experience is heavily favored

Anthony Pignataro

Josh Lowenthal lacks Al Austin’s local government experience. Nevertheless, he’s won many endorsements and vast amounts of campaign money from the state’s Democratic Party power brokers.

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Oct 10 2:21 pm shared from News

As drought drags on, deciding who manages our groundwater is crucial; here’s who’s running

Anthony Pignataro

Three locals are running for the Water Replenishment District, which manages the underground sources where Long Beach gets most of its drinking water.

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Oct 6 3:32 pm shared from News

Professor spread conspiracy theories about Jan. 6 insurrection in online lecture

Anthony Pignataro

During a pre-recorded lecture about video game design, the professor claimed the Capitol riot was staged as part of a campaign by the Chinese military to impose an “atheist theocracy” on the U.S.

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Oct 6 7:00 am shared from News

Here’s what to know about this weekend’s Long Beach Marathon—and its road closures

Anthony Pignataro

The race will involve the partial or total closure of 19 streets throughout East Long Beach, Cal State Long Beach, Belmont Shore, Alamitos Beach and the waterfront, according to race organizers.

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Oct 5 1:19 pm shared from News

Councilman suffered stroke a day before son’s death, his office says

Anthony Pignataro

“Councilmember Roberto Uranga is receiving medical care and is on the road to recovery,” said a statement from the 7th District office.

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Oct 5 8:04 am shared from News

City Council approves LBPD’s policies on the use of military equipment

Anthony Pignataro

This was the first time the City Council was required to weigh in on the LBPD’s use of military equipment. Council members approved it in a 7-0 vote.

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Oct 3 2:45 pm shared from News

Long Beach again expands monkeypox vaccine eligibility

Anthony Pignataro

As of Monday, there have been 112 confirmed and probable cases of monkeypox in Long Beach, according to the city’s health department.

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