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Did you miss our debate with the candidates running for city prosecutor? You can watch our journalists ask them about fireworks enforcement and homelessness on the Long Beach Post’s elections homepage.
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Did you miss our debate with the candidates running for city auditor? You can watch our journalists ask them about which city operations need more scrutiny on the Long Beach Post’s elections homepage.
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Did you miss our debate with the candidates running for city attorney? You can watch our journalists ask them about transparency and police settlements on the Long Beach Post’s elections homepage.
Rossmoor man charged with threatening Merriam-Webster over definition of ‘female’
The man is also accused of threatening the toy company Hasbro after it rebranded Mr. Potato Head to just “Potato Head.”
Killer who fled to Vegas after deadly West Long Beach robbery gets 15-to-life in prison
Daniel Fernandez stabbed a man to death while he and the man’s son robbed him of the cash he’d saved up to buy a home in Wilmington, prosecutors said.
Man who dismembered, buried overdose victim gets prison in ‘house of horrors’ case
“He lured young men, many of them who were vulnerable and struggling with addiction, to his sex dungeon with the promise of drugs,” a judge said as he sentenced the defendant to six years and eight months.
Man who buried missing overdose victim in yard convicted on drug charges
Zach Kennedy was one of the younger, drug-addicted men Scott Leo preyed on by offering meth and GHB so he could use them for sex “down in the dungeon that he created,” the prosecutor said.
Don’t forget the abused little boy behind a convicted killer, family says
As a child, Norman Perdon suffered years of trauma, something a parole board should know when he’s up for consideration, his family said this week.
Long Beach relaxes indoor mask mandate a day earlier than planned
That means, as of today, the city no longer requires vaccinated people to wear masks in offices, restaurants and most other indoor areas.