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Music

One person’s favorite music is another person’s torture

by Tim Grobaty July 6, 2018

Food

Third-wave coffee shop opening soon in East Long Beach; Cambodian Chef Chad Phuong to host pop-up at Delightful Crepes Cafe

by Asia Morris July 6, 2018

Food

Steady Brew Beer Co. prepares first tap room for soft opening in East Long Beach

by Brian Addison July 6, 2018

At least 9,000 gallons of sewage spilled into the Los Angeles River over the weekend prompted Long Beach to warn people to stay out of the ocean. After learning of the spill Monday, Long Beach health officials closed the water at all of its beaches and swimming areas west of the Belmont Pier, according to a bulletin from the city. The spill happened in the City of Commerce around 1 p.m. Sunday, according to Nelson Kerr, the city's Environmental Health Bureau manager. "There was a main sewage line up in the city of Commerce that was blocked by tree roots and that caused the sewage to back up though a manhole cover in the middle of the street," Kerr said. Even thought that happened 17 miles away from Long Beach, the sewage poured into a storm drain that eventually emptied into the Los Angles River. Kerr said 9,000 gallons is relatively small for a sewage spill, but health officials prefer to exercise caution with anything approaching 10,000 gallons, so authorities opted to close the broad swath of Long Beach shoreline. The water could reopen as soon as tomorrow afternoon, but, Kerr cautioned, "That's the best case." If testing finds evidence of contamination, the areas will stay closed until they meet state water-quality standards, he said.

5 things to do with the family to stay cool this weekend as Long Beach sizzles

by Valerie Osier July 6, 2018

Pets

After the Fourth: Shelter intake is ongoing, but hope wags its tail

by Kate Karp July 5, 2018

Pets

‘Mommy! The cat from the poster!’: A happy ending for missing pet

by Kate Karp July 5, 2018

Music

Hear 100 voices sing Duruflé’s REQUIEM and Mozart’s CORONATION MASS

by Long Beach Post Partner July 3, 2018

Food

Animal rights group places 60 billboards throughout LA, Long Beach saying one thing: ‘Dairy is scary’

by Brian Addison July 2, 2018

Art

VIDEO / IN PICTURES: POW! WOW! Long Beach artists talk about their murals and the creative process

by Asia Morris July 2, 2018

The Ambitious Ales crew when they officially began leasing the space in Bixby Knolls. Courtesy of Garrett Carroll.

Food

Long Beach’s newest brewery, Ambitious Ales, is set to open its doors soon in Brewery Knolls (previously known as Bixby Knolls)

by Brian Addison July 2, 2018