A year in review inside the Long Beach Post newsroom
As we reflect on a year that was, we would like to take a moment to acknowledge the work we did together and the decisions we made in 2020.
As we reflect on a year that was, we would like to take a moment to acknowledge the work we did together and the decisions we made in 2020.
Aquí hay una lista de historias que probablemente podrían haberse perdido este año.
Now that we’re hitting another wave of COVID-19 cases and more businesses are shut down, we’ve updated our resource list.
La comunidad de Long Beach se ha unido a la líder local Martha Cota, directora ejecutiva de Latinos en Acción, y su familia después de que su esposo contrajo COVID-19 y posteriormente fue hospitalizado.
The Long Beach community has rallied behind local leader Martha Cota, executive director of Latinos in Action, and her family after her husband contracted COVID-19 and subsequently hospitalized.
If her lead holds, Suely Saro, a 39-year-old Cal State Los Angeles professor, is on track to become the first Cambodian American to be elected to the Long Beach City Council, a historic moment for the nation’s largest concentration of Khmer people outside of Cambodia.
The Long Beach Post is excited to present Local Live(s)—a virtual community storytelling event in partnership with Back Pocket Media.
The Long Beach Post, Press-Telegram, Grunion Gazette and Long Beach Business Journal have partnered to present a series of live-streamed debates with the candidates for City Council, Long Beach Unified Board of Education and the Long Beach Community College District Board of Trustees.
A former Long Beach city commissioner told the Post that after complaining about an illegal bingo gathering near his home, he got a surprising visit from Councilman Dee Andrews.