Woman shot while riding her bicycle in North Long Beach area
According to police, the woman was riding her bicycle when she was approached by an unknown man who shot her and fled the scene.
LBUSD is set to receive nearly $100 million in COVID-19 relief funding this year
The Long Beach Unified School District is expected to receive $99.4 million in COVID relief funding meant to be spent on and help with any COVID-related expenses—which could range from anything from personal protective equipment to tech for distance learning, officials announced over the holidays.
Power outages in Bixby Knolls area leave nearly 1,000 customers in the dark
A representative from SCE said it is not clear when the power will be restored.
Firefighters snuff out small blaze inside apartment near Rose Park neighborhood
No one was injured, and the unit suffered minimal damage, Crabtree said.
Man stabbed after argument in Alamitos Beach, police say
The victim suffered a minor stab wound to his upper body and was treated on scene, police said.
Repasando algunas de nuestras historias más impactantes en español del 2020
Aquí hay una lista de historias que probablemente podrían haberse perdido este año.
Long Beach’s African American Cultural Center to host its second annual Kwanzaa celebration virtually
The recently established African American Cultural Center in Long Beach will be hosting its second annual Kwanzaa celebration virtually this Tuesday night, featuring a special tribute to cultural leader Sakkara Thomas Anderson, who passed away this fall.
Man arrested in Cambodia Town stabbing, police say
According to police, an argument between the two men escalated and led one to stab the other.
1 man injured in shooting in North Long Beach, police say
Just after midnight, officers were dispatched to Long Beach Boulevard near Scott Street regarding an assault with a deadly weapon call, police said.
Life lessons: How a LBUSD grad navigated a difficult path to become the school board’s youngest member
“I had multiple people saying that I was wasting my time and wasting my efforts,” new LBUSD Board of Education Member Erik Miller recalled in a recent interview with the Post. “It really only drove me even further and made me work harder.”