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Luxury massage parlor set to open by year’s end at 2ND & PCH
The NOW Massage, a high-end chain, is set to open this winter after the company’s permit was approved at last week’s Planning Commission meeting.
Aquarium of the Pacific has a new sea otter pup—and you could help name him
Through the organization’s Adopt an Animal program, people who donate $100 can suggest a name for consideration by aquarium staff.
The complete guide to pickleball
A combination of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong., it’s easy to learn, can be played in doubles or singles, and doesn’t require expensive equipment like some other sports.
Beachwood to open distillery at former Bixby Knolls brewery
The space will open Friday as a tasting room for Beachwood beers with gin, vodka and rum production expected to begin early next year.
Review: Long Beach musician HeyDeon chooses love with new EP
Whether writing rap or R&B, the Poly High grad has always kept his music grounded in what he’s going through, and right now, that’s being madly in love with his fiancee.
Ding Tea bubble tea chain to open this fall in Bixby Knolls
Owners are aiming for a September opening for the popular bubble tea franchise at 3908 Atlantic Ave.
5 places to cool off on National Ice Cream Sandwich Day
Who doesn’t love an ice cream sandwich?
Ruth’s Chris Steak House now open in Downtown
Almost two and a half years after it was announced, Ruth’s Chris Steak House is now open and serving up its sizzling beef fare in Downtown Long Beach.
Long Beach student stars in upcoming documentary ‘The Youth Governor’
The film chronicles his campaign to be elected “youth governor” of a model state government program the YMCA runs each year at the California Capitol.
Extra Frames: The photos we didn’t publish in July
Our July edition of Extra Frames features images showcasing playful dolphins, gondola rides, water sports and more.
After 2-year hiatus, horror fans return en masse to Midsummer Scream in Long Beach
“It’s about dressing up and getting to live your fantasy about getting to be what you want to be,” one fan of the convention said.
Anna’s bar brings ‘beer for the people’ and small bites to former Kress Market space
Anna’s bar is taking over the corner of Fifth Street and Pine Avenue where Kress Market had operated for the past decade.
Tony’s Kitchen in Bixby Knolls has a little bit of everything
Chef Antonio Gomez, 46, with his wife and general manager Nery Ursulo, 44, opened Tony’s Kitchen at 4280 Atlantic Ave. in the former home of Bixby’s Brooklyn Deli in early March.
Poly High student earns second straight invitation to prestigious GRAMMY Camp
Althea Aguel was one of just 81 students from across the country to earn the coveted invitation, and this time she’ll be able to experience the camp in person.
Angels Baseball partners with MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach to bring patients to 2022 MLB All-Star Game
The families enjoyed field-level seats to witness their favorite players from across the world face off in one of the biggest baseball events of the year.
Long Beach Symphony and Camerata Singers announce new seasons of music and song
The 2022-23 season includes 10 shows from the Long Beach Symphony and seven from the Camerata Singers.
5 Reasons why you should visit national parks this summer
Explore your national parks this summer. Start planning that trip!
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including…pirates and a summertime horror convention
This weekend is prime time for costumes and cruising.