Events such as story times, book discussions and cultural programs will celebrate and uplift many Asian American and Pacific Islander stories, voices and experiences that are a crucial part of the cultural landscape in Long Beach.
May is National Bike Month, and to celebrate, Long Beach is offering virtual and in-person activities for all types of “spokes” people.
The city plans to display the car on First Street between Elm Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard.
The Pacific Theatres location adjacent to the Lakewood Center shopping mall will close down permanently—part of a companywide shutdown of more than 300 movie screens across California, officials announced today.
Staff at the aquarium “considered Maggie to be a motherly sea otter with a kind and gentle nature,” a spokesperson said.
Her latest release, “X Tapes,” has a classic R&B sound, filled with emotion, soul, love and, always, heartbreak.
Weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces and measuring 19 inches long, the first 2021 baby born at the MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach was delivered at 4 a.m. on Jan. 1, hospital officials said.
Tonight, Jupiter and Saturn will appear just one-tenth of a degree apart, in an event known as a “Great Conjunction.”
Listen to people thankful for their customers, for volunteers, for veterans, and, most importantly, for their health.
Long Beach has been trying for years to bring more people to Pine Avenue. Finally efforts have paid off—unfortunately, however, it’s happening in the midst of a pandemic.
