DA files felony charges against woman shown in viral video of racist harassment
Lorrene Lake, 58, has been charged with making criminal threats against her neighbors along with a hate crime allegation.
Long Beach Memorial faces multiple investigations after 2 patients die
Four state, federal and nonprofit agencies began investigating Memorial earlier this year, when one patient died after being given the wrong medication and another died after a fall in the hospital.
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County certifies candidates for boards that oversee groundwater supplies, LBCC
Three candidates are seeking office to the Water Replenishment District, and five are seeking to serve on the LBCC Board of Directors. The election is Nov. 8.
Police looking for man who stole tools, truck from Seal Beach retirement community
The burglar loaded a truck with tools from Leisure World’s maintenance yard before driving off, according to Seal Beach police.
City scrutinizes East Long Beach intersection after crash that killed 7-year-old boy
After Gabriel Garate was killed crossing the street with his father, Long Beach will put up new signs, trim foliage and install a new style of crosswalk.
Four things to know about Colorado River water in California
As California and six other western states scramble to reach a deal to cut use of Colorado River water, what will the federal government do?
Starbucks workers in Lakewood go on strike over claims of unfair labor practices
Starbucks workers at a unionized store in Lakewood have been striking since 4 a.m. this morning, shutting the store down completely over claims of unfair labor practices by the company on a local and nationwide scale.
Gascón recall election fails to make ballot
Recall organizers needed to gather nearly 570,000 valid petition signatures to schedule an election. But county officials found only about 520,000 were valid, well below the threshold, after disqualifying nearly 200,000 signatures turned in.
Long Beach kicks boat out of Shoreline Marina after rash of police calls, disturbances
In a rare move, commissioners voted to revoke a boat owner’s permit to dock at the city facility after almost 20 calls to police or marine safety officials.
Man stabbed during attempted robbery on beach bike path, police say
The victim told police the attacker stabbed him and then tried to take his necklace Sunday night.
Pipeline repair prompts calls to suspend all outdoor watering for 15 days next month
Officials discovered a leak in the 36-mile Upper Feeder pipeline, which delivers water from the Colorado River to Southern California, earlier this year.
Driver dead after crashing into fence on 7th Street, police say
Police said the single-car crash happened around 7 p.m. Sunday.
Man arrested for shooting into air to disperse crowd in Downtown, police say
Police say the man was trying to break up a crowd that formed after an altercation along a busy stretch of bars and restaurants near Pine Avenue and Third Street.
LASD asks for help finding 35-year-old man who went missing from Norwalk
“Mr. Dominguez’s family is very concerned for his well-being,” the sheriff’s department said in a statement.
With creativity and technology, Long Beach YMCA’s Youth Institute keeps kids on a path to success
“It’s a program of caring, kindness and compassion, in the sense that young people need those extra support systems in order to stay in school, go to school every day, graduate, and go on to college.”
A once-‘organ-ized’ Los Cerritos home now offers silence and space
The home, built in 1949, was originally designed to be constructed around an electric organ.
Carnival Cruises lifts vaccination requirement for passengers
The Miami-based cruise line also announced that starting Sept. 6, vaccinated passengers sailing on voyages of less than 16 days will no longer have to test before boarding.
Supervised drug injection sites could soon pop up in California. How will they work?
A handful of California cities and counties would operate supervised injection sites if Gov. Gavin Newsom signs the legislation. The details of how the centers operate will be largely up to local officials.
Here are the books people have tried to get banned in Long Beach
There’s a renewed wave of right-wing activists trying to remove books they deem offensive from libraries and schools nationwide, but in Long Beach, there have been just three challenges in the last 15 years.
At this market, street vendors can work without fear; this Sunday it’s coming to Long Beach
Over 200 vendors from across Southern California will come together in the Long Beach City College Pacific Coast Campus parking lot this Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.