The Gratitude Line: Hear what your neighbors are grateful for this Thanksgiving
Listen to people thankful for their customers, for volunteers, for veterans, and, most importantly, for their health.
Long Beach to crack down—at least for Halloween—on large nighttime crowds gathering at Downtown
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.
VIDEO: Take a stroll at dusk in DeForest Park in this year’s episode of Haunted Long Beach
Each year the Long Beach Post explores the city’s most haunted places, from Sunnyside Cemetery to Long Beach’s storied Fire Station 12, in a series of videos leading up to Halloween.
City calls for proposals to fuel new food security program
The city is launching a new food security program that will “benefit a broad segment of the community and has the potential to serve approximately 100,000 individuals, while remaining cost-effective.”
QFilms announces festival winners
Coming-of-age tale “Gossamer Folds” and documentary “Ahead of the Curve” led the list of winners at the 27th annual QFilms festival.
Free drive-in movie series parks itself in Belmont Shore and Downtown
Twilight Cinema begins taking reservations at 9 a.m., one week before each individual screening.
Long Beach to close part of Pine Avenue indefinitely to help restaurants
The stretch of Pine Avenue will be closed 24 hours a day, seven days a week for the foreseeable future starting at noon on Aug. 14, according to a Friday evening press release from the Downtown Long Beach Alliance.
$1 million in grants awarded to Long Beach arts groups
Grant funding comes from RuMBA Foundation of Long Beach.
Keeping the kids reading: A list of summer library programs in Long Beach
To keep kids and teens entertained this summer, the Long Beach Public Library service is hosting a wide array of online programs from video-game programming to podcast shows.
IN PHOTOS: Long Beach peacefully protests the killing of George Floyd
Before looters and vandals stole the spotlight, community members were joined by visitors to the city to share one message: Black lives matter.