City, county coronavirus cases continue upward trend
County health officials are urging the public not to gather in large groups or even at people’s homes, particularly as the Dodgers play Game 6 of the World Series Tuesday night.
Long Beach officials blindsided by Gulfstream departure announcement
Gulfstream on Monday announced it would phase out its Long Beach operations over the next six months. As of June 30, the facility employed about 660 people.
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Customs officials seize 25,000 fake Viagra pills, other counterfeit goods at port
U.S. Customs officials announced a seizure of 25,000 fake Viagra pills today at the Los Angeles and Long Beach seaport, along with more than 5,100 pieces of apparel knockoffs.
Officials name first 9 members of new commission that will decide council district boundaries
Cambodian leaders, among others, were critical in supporting the charter amendment in 2018 that established the new Independent Redistricting Commission, which took the task of redrawing boundaries away from the elected City Council.
La ciudad anuncia que los servicios de traducción al español serán automáticos en las reuniones del Ayuntamiento
Antes del anuncio, las personas que deseaban escuchar reuniones públicas tenían que solicitar esos servicios al menos con 24 horas de anticipación.
Prosecutors zero in on 52 seconds to build murder case in 2-year-old’s death
More than a year after William Meeks’ death, the mystery of what happened in that short span are the subject of a murder case.
California governor: Death penalty ‘infected by racism’
California’s process for imposing the death penalty “is now, and always has been, infected by racism,” Gov. Gavin Newsom declared Monday in a brief filed with the state Supreme Court.
Man tells police he was shot at in his car in Bixby Knolls
Police initially responded to Long Beach Boulevard and Bixby Road for reports of shots fired. There, they found bullet casings, indicating that a shooting happened.
Here’s what classes look like at the first Long Beach school to get a reopening waiver
Saint Maria Goretti in East Long Beach was the first Catholic school in Los Angeles County to reopen on Monday for in-class instruction under a waiver approval.
Fed up: California restaurants seek refund on liquor license and health permit fees
California’s financially battered restaurants filed government claims Monday to recover more than $100 million in fees for liquor and health permits and tourism charges that they say were assessed even though their businesses were shuttered or only partially operating under long-running coronavirus orders.
Supervisors to discuss how they could oust the elected county sheriff
Sheriff Alex Villanueva and even the staunchest defenders of law enforcement on the board have been in a battle for months about a host of issues ranging from his budget to deputy cliques.
Gusty Santa Ana winds batter Catalina Island, drive wildfire in Orange County
Strong Santa Ana winds were battering boats anchored off of Catalina and driving a fast-moving brush fire in Orange County Monday morning.
Thieves yank display phones off stands in front of T-Mobile store employees, customer
Three people walked into a Seal Beach T-Mobile store last week and started yanking display phones off their stands in front of two employees and a customer, authorities said Monday.
Close to 50,000 turned out to vote early this weekend
County officials said 118 Vote Center locations were opened throughout the county, providing a safe in-person voting experience.
Drizzle, fo-shizzle: Long Beach got its first taste of rain this weekend in over six months
At around 8 a.m. Sunday morning, thick clouds brought a meager .03 inches of rain and drizzle across Long Beach, according to the National Weather Service.