Long Beach main website back online, but questions persist about scope of cyber breach
In an email Tuesday night, the city declined to say whether anyone’s personal data was compromised as part of the breach or if it paid a ransom to get back control of its systems.
Gunman opens fire after gas station employee stops him from stealing, Long Beach police say
Nobody was wounded by the gunfire, but police say the would-be thief fired at the gas station as he ran away.
How to confront crime and homelessness Downtown? Prosecutor hopes better data will help
The Long Beach City Prosecutor is rolling out an app for local police to better track options available for homeless people whom officers might otherwise arrest.
Lane closures on 605 Freeway start Monday, Nov. 27 in Long Beach
Multiple lanes and ramps are expected to be closed nightly through Friday, Dec. 1 while Caltrans replaces worn pavement and concrete slabs.
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Long Beach’s Fire Station 9 could be recommended for historic status — but only its exterior
Granting the interior of the building a historic status would cause problems because of the “known toxic mold” inside the building, according to the city.
Gunman fires at driver on Orange Avenue, police say; nobody wounded
Police said the suspect fled the scene before they arrived. No suspect description or information on a motive were available.
Driver in stolen car slams into pickup truck while fleeing from deputies; 3 injured
The driver in a stolen Dodge Charger crashed into a white pickup driven by the victim, leaving both vehicles severely mangled.
Long Beach woman found dead in car that drove into Irvine lake, police say
Crews found the car underwater about 30 yards from shore on Thanksgiving night, according to police.
Long Beach is getting speed cameras. Here’s where they might go and how much a ticket will cost
Soon, officials will place 18 speed cameras around Long Beach, and the city is ramping up a process to determine where they’ll be located.
Places to volunteer and donate during Long Beach’s ‘Season of Giving’
The city of Long Beach has launched a “Season of Giving” campaign with a list of volunteer opportunities and places to donate this holiday season.
How bad could the cyberattack on Long Beach be? Experts and other cities offer clues.
City officials have been tight-lipped about anything they may have learned about what happened, but experts say the road to recovery could be long — and expensive.
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